Over-tightened the flathead manual bleed screw on 10+ year old brass Superior valve. Screw spins freely, leaks at various positions.
The screw threads in the valve bonnet are stripped. The screw itself may also be damaged.
Replace the valve. At 10+ years, the diaphragm and seals are due anyway. Anti-siphon valves must be replaced as complete units. Use this opportunity to upgrade to a current-model valve with better flow characteristics and available parts.
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