Now, on these spindles, we have an old washer here, which you're going to replace from most of us until here, so grab yourself a little screwdriver and try to pick up that edge. All right, that off. I'm using a fixer tab again. Any brand will do. We'll see these come with a little o-ring as well, so we'll replace those. Pop that washer back on first. Seed it down. Then we need to take our spindle out. On the side here, you'll find two o-rings. Now these look pretty good, and they've still got some glue on them, so they should be right, but we'll replace them any more, so we're here. So once again, we're using a screwdriver. Getting off another. So you don't step yourself. So we'll grab that one. Add other o-rings and pop them back on. Oops. That's one of them. Is that a second round I'm going to try and put it out. Okay, so let's turn those on. These packs came with a bit of spindle and lower-ring lubricant, so we'll pop that out on there. A bit of low. Don't hit hate. There are only o-rings around the spindle. And their hands are going to be sticky as now, but we need to screw that spindle back on. Once you're taking the spindle out, that can be a little bit awkward to get back in to find the thread inside, but you're turning it anti-clockwise to get it back in. Alright, so once you've rounded back in a little bit, we can seat on your washer.