Clean the sink surface thoroughly. Carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions for installing your new faucet. This will typically involve connecting the water supply lines (ensuring a tight seal), installing the faucet body, and securing it with the mounting hardware. Once installed, slowly turn the water supply back on and check all connections for leaks.
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This DIY guide details the steps to replace a kitchen faucet. First, turn off the hot and cold water supply valves under the sink and release any remaining water pressure. Next, disconnect the old faucet's water supply lines using appropriate wrenches, then remove the mounting nuts. Install the new faucet by connecting the water supply lines and securing it to the sink with mounting hardware. Finally, slowly turn the water back on and check for leaks.
Kitchen Faucet Replacement: A Step-by-Step DIY Guide
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Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply to the Kitchen Sink
Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply to the Kitchen Sink
Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply to the Kitchen Sink
Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply to the Kitchen Sink
Step 1: Shut Off Water Supply to the Kitchen Sink
Step 2: Disconnect the Old Kitchen Faucet
Step 2: Disconnect the Old Kitchen Faucet
Step 2: Disconnect the Old Kitchen Faucet
Step 2: Disconnect the Old Kitchen Faucet
Step 2: Disconnect the Old Kitchen Faucet
Step 3: Install the New Kitchen Faucet
Step 3: Install the New Kitchen Faucet
Step 3: Install the New Kitchen Faucet
Step 3: Install the New Kitchen Faucet
Step 3: Install the New Kitchen Faucet
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