Using an adjustable wrench (or basin wrench for easier access), carefully disconnect the water supply lines from the old faucet. Then, use the basin wrench to remove the mounting nuts securing the faucet to the sink. Be prepared for some water to escape, even after turning off the valves.
Step 1
⏱ 2 min
Turn Off the Water Supply
Before you begin, safety first! Turn off the hot and cold water supply valves located under your sink. Then, turn on the faucet to release any remaining water pressure in the lines. This prevents a messy surprise during the installation process.
Step 2
⏱ 2 minDisconnect the Old Faucet
Step 3
⏱ 2 min
Install the New Kitchen Faucet
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installing your new faucet. This typically involves inserting the faucet into the sink hole, securing it with the mounting hardware from underneath, connecting the water supply lines, and tightening all connections. Once done, carefully turn the water supply back on and thoroughly check for any leaks.
Step 2 of 3
Disconnect the Old Faucet2 min