If you're going to buy a new elbow,you will see if it's a push fit or not i think it is so warm the pipe gently by friction Get a strip of Hessian or rough cloth and loop it round the pipe and pull it backward and forward to create the heat ,this softens the pipe and and makes it more durable to pull off
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If so pull the centre plastic bush into the fitting and then slide the fitting off.
If it is this that is leaking it either hasn't been pushed all the way home to engage the 'o'ring on the pipe, the pipe is too small or damaged or very rarely the 'o'ring is damaged
I believe JG make them in different colours for different suppliers, so it could well be the same fitting.
Look at the pic carefully and you'll see the centre is loose, this is the locking ring which grabs the pipe to stop it getting out, pushing the locking ring inwards releases the lock and allows the pipe to be removed, one the pipe has been removed the centre locking ring can be removed, behind it is a plastic washer and then the 'o'ring seal
With this fitting you push the fitting on and pull back to lock and seal, to remove you push back on and hold the central collar in while you pull back and off.
Trouble is sometimes the metal teeth that do the gripping can dig into the Carvers soft plastic fitting in the water heater, this can make it very difficult to hold the central collar in so it won't release. Also that coloured end cap can stop you holding the collar in, I've broke them off before now so to get directly at the collar.
finally managed to split the T it is an unequal T 12mm and 10mm, were off tomorrow with no dam water have seen a place in dorchester (dorset) will give them a bell before we leave. could see nothing wrong with the T just could not stop it leaking