Restore Water and Test for Leaks — Turn water supply back on and test

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Faucet Repair · Step 10 of 10

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Go back under the sink and slowly turn both the hot and cold water shut-off valves counter-clockwise to restore the water supply. Return to the faucet, ensure the handle is in the off position, and check for any leaks around the base. Then, slowly turn the handle on and test both the hot and cold water flow. Check again for leaks while the water is running. Turn the faucet off and confirm that the original leak has been resolved.

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I'm sure it's off, then turn the stops back on. When the stops are turned back on, you're going to want to turn the water on, make sure the hot water, cold water, and then it's shut down.

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Restore Water and Test for Leaks — Turn water supply back on and test

Intermediate

2 hours

Part of project

Faucet Repair · Step 10 of 10

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Go back under the sink and slowly turn both the hot and cold water shut-off valves counter-clockwise to restore the water supply. Return to the faucet, ensure the handle is in the off position, and check for any leaks around the base. Then, slowly turn the handle on and test both the hot and cold water flow. Check again for leaks while the water is running. Turn the faucet off and confirm that the original leak has been resolved.

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I'm sure it's off, then turn the stops back on. When the stops are turned back on, you're going to want to turn the water on, make sure the hot water, cold water, and then it's shut down.

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