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Step 3 · Remove the Old Angle Stop

Now you will remove the old valve from the copper pipe stub-out coming from the wall. This requires two wrenches. Use one wrench (e.g., a pipe wrench or large adjustable wrench) to grip the valve body securely to provide counter-torque. Use a second adjustable wrench to grip the large compression nut located behind the valve body. Turn the second wrench counter-clockwise to loosen the nut. This may require significant force if the valve is old. Once the nut is loose, unscrew it completely and slide it back on the pipe. The old angle stop should now pull straight off the copper pipe.

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Step 3 · Remove the Old Angle Stop

Now you will remove the old valve from the copper pipe stub-out coming from the wall. This requires two wrenches. Use one wrench (e.g., a pipe wrench or large adjustable wrench) to grip the valve body securely to provide counter-torque. Use a second adjustable wrench to grip the large compression nut located behind the valve body. Turn the second wrench counter-clockwise to loosen the nut. This may require significant force if the valve is old. Once the nut is loose, unscrew it completely and slide it back on the pipe. The old angle stop should now pull straight off the copper pipe.

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How to Replace a Leaky Angle Stop (Shutoff Valve) Under Your Sink

Step 3 of 10·1.1 hr left

Shut Off Main Water and Drain Pipes
15 mins2 itemsIntermediate
Disconnect Faucet Supply Line
5 mins4 itemsIntermediate
3
Remove the Old Angle Stop
15 mins4 itemsAdvanced
4
Remove Old Nut and Ferrule
15 mins2 items
5
Clean and Prepare Pipe Stub-Out
5 mins3 itemsBeginner
6
Install the New Angle Stop
5 mins1 itemsIntermediate
7
Tighten the Compression Fitting
5 mins2 itemsAdvanced
8
Reconnect the Supply Line
5 mins2 itemsBeginner
9
Restore Water and Check for Leaks
10 mins1 itemsIntermediate
10
Final Test and Cleanup
5 mins2 itemsBeginner
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