Repair the broken drinking fountain.

A worker closes the isolation valve, swaps the valve part on the plaza drinking fountain with a pipe wrench at the Market St corridor, then reopens the supply to show steady flow. Read all of it

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Proofbefore/after photos + valve/pressure test video + water-quality visual check + GPS
Open until2026-12-10
Levelintermediate

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Repair the stuck valve on the plaza drinking fountain at the Market St corridor in Inglewood, CA. The corridor's small pocket plaza fountain has no pressure, and on a hot inland afternoon a working fountain matters for the transit riders and shoppers along the block. The plaza drinking fountain is broken and does not give a steady flow of water.

Offer to pay $300. The receipt lands onchain once the proof is approved.

What it looks like: A worker closes the isolation valve, swaps the valve part on the plaza drinking fountain with a pipe wrench at the Market St corridor, then reopens the supply to show steady flow.
A description of this kind of work, not a record that it happened here.
Where: the Market St corridor, Inglewood, CA 90301. Open the map
Pay: $300 proposed
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Proof: before/after photos + valve/pressure test video + water-quality visual check + GPS
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Level: intermediate
Open until: 2026-12-10
Posted by: 0x034F…6c89
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Safety, read before you claim

Only someone able to repair public potable-water fixtures to the local plumbing code should do this, and only with the facility's consent and work authorization. Shut off the supply before opening the valve body; swap parts only, never solder or sweat pipe.

How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Bring

the utility's or facility's work authorization plus the fixture's manufacturer instructions and parts
shutoff key or hydrant wrench and the valve-exercise log sheet
pipe wrenches, basin wrench, thread sealant and the specified gaskets
the backflow or vacuum-breaker device the code requires for the connection
bucket, flush timer, and a flow-rate measure
gloves and eye protection
camera + GPS phone

Steps

1. ASSESS: photograph the fixture as found, run it if it runs, and record the fault (no flow, low flow, leak, seized valve, missing bubbler guard).
2. Confirm the work authorization from the utility or the facility, and locate and close the correct isolation valve before opening anything.
3. Repair or install to the manufacturer's instructions and the local plumbing code, keeping or fitting the required backflow or vacuum-breaker protection on the connection.
4. For a valve exercise, cycle the valve through its full travel at the utility's specified turn count and record the turns and any binding, without forcing a seized valve.
5. Reopen the supply, flush the fixture for the full flush time the utility specifies for a disturbed potable line, and record the flush duration.
6. VERIFY: measure and log the delivered flow, confirm no leak at any joint after five minutes under pressure, and confirm the bubbler guard and drain are intact.
7. Photograph the working fixture from the before vantage and enter the flush time, flow reading and parts used in the proof record.

What counts as done

Before photo of the non-functional fountain
Valve repair/replacement photo
After video showing steady flow and working shutoff
Basin drain confirmed clear (no standing water)

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