MOEN Adler 4-inch Centerset Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet Replacement
ID: 145005
Description: This guide will instruct on how to replace an...
Steps:
- Turn the water shutoff valve underneath the sink downwards to stop the flow of water.
- Turn the tap(s) on to release any pressure build-up in the pipes.
- With pliers, unscrew the mounting nuts underneath the sink by turning them counterclockwise.
- With an adjustable wrench, unscrew the bolts connecting the faucet pipes to the supply lines.
- After unscrewing the bolts, the faucet pipes should easily come off.
- Disconnect the lift rod for the drain plug by pushing it off the metal rod.
- After everything is completely disconnected, pull the faucet out from the top.
- Clean the area in which the replacement faucet will be placed to ensure that there is a flat surface.
- Insert the pipes of the replacement faucet through the sink holes.
- Each pipe will correspond to each hole on the right and left.
- With pliers, tighten the mounting nuts underneath the sink in the same location they were removed from.
- Reattach the faucet pipes to the supply lines and tighten the bolts with an adjustable wrench.
- Tighten the left and the right pipe.
- Reattach the lift rod for the drain plug by lining up the holes and pushing it through the metal rod.
- Turn the shutoff valve upwards to line it up with the pipe and resume the flow of water.
- Turn on the tap and inspect for leakage. If any leakage does appear, refer to step 1 & 10 and make the pipe bolts tighter.
- Otherwise, the replacement sink is completely installed.
