Do-It-Yourself Story

Replaced the hose and flume assembly because there was so much hard water deposits in the area of the leak I couldn't figure out which was leaking. It was easy to get to, all I had to do was use a flat scraper to push the release clips on each side on the front of the top, then raise it up. Followed the hose down to the water inlet valve, use pliers to remove the clamp, then cut hose free from valve. Next use a 1/4 inch nut driver to remove screws holding flume assembly to the top. Reassemble in reverse order. NOTE be sure to get an extra 1 inch hose clamp, the hose only ships with one.