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| Kitchen Sink Installation: Faucet Installation |
| Kitchen Sink Installation: Faucet Installation |
From "Ed the Plumber" episode DETP-113 |
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Host Ed Del Grande explains how to install the new faucet.
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 Figure A
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 Figure B
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 Figure C
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 Figure D
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Before setting the new sink in place, it's a good idea to install the faucet and hook up any lines saving you some time under the sink.- First, set the faucet into place.
- Tighten the nuts on the back of the sink that holds the faucet into place (figure A).
- Hook up the flexible stainless-steel lines to the faucet.
- Apply plumbers putty to the disposal system collar (figure B), then insert into the sink.
- Next, place the gasket on the disposal system on the underside of the sink.
- Install the two flanges and the metal ring onto the disposal system, then tighten down (figure C).
- Wipe away any excess plumbers putty.
- Put the sink into place. Be careful not to crimp the water lines.
- Tighten down the clips under the sink.
- Reattach the water lines to the valve stops.
- Next, attach the disposal system (figure D) and the dishwasher waste line to the sink.
- Reconnect the P-trap.
- Turn on the water at the faucet and check for leaks.
- Finally, turn the power back on at the breaker.
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