Hi Anthony. If it is a swivel connection it will have a gasket inside of it. Most likely it just isn’t fully seated or the gasket is bad. Remove the connection and check the gasket and then re install to see if it helps. If the leak is at a connection to a fitting, most likely the fitting will need replaced.
Dan
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Hello Mark,

Here’s what the experts had to say about your question:

It is best to contact Firefly and talk to one of their technicians. I don’t have access to any of information and those systems are specific to certain manufactures and models so only they know how it is supposed to be setup and what to troubleshoot.
https://www.fireflyintegrations.com/contact.html

Sincerely,
Dan
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Hello Mark,

Here’s what the experts had to say about your question:

The best thing to do is locate the drain lines and see if you notice any sort of kink in the line. There are ways to install straps and hangers to help support the line. There have been times where I installed a sturdier line to help with this as well. This is common in fold down sinks and usually the best way to resolve it is to install a support strap or hanger to help prevent the kink from happening.

Sincerely,
Dan
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