Turn water supply back on

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Kitchen Faucet Replacement · Step 11 of 13

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Slowly turn both the hot and cold water shut-off valves back on by turning them counter-clockwise. Go to the top of the sink and turn the faucet handle on to test the flow of water. While the water is running, use a flashlight and a dry paper towel to thoroughly inspect all new connections underneath the sink—including the supply lines at the valves and the faucet, and the entire drain assembly—for any signs of dripping or leaks.

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like the old one came off. And then turn the water on, and test if it leaks. There it is. Don't see that.

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Turn water supply back on

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Kitchen Faucet Replacement · Step 11 of 13

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Slowly turn both the hot and cold water shut-off valves back on by turning them counter-clockwise. Go to the top of the sink and turn the faucet handle on to test the flow of water. While the water is running, use a flashlight and a dry paper towel to thoroughly inspect all new connections underneath the sink—including the supply lines at the valves and the faucet, and the entire drain assembly—for any signs of dripping or leaks.

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like the old one came off. And then turn the water on, and test if it leaks. There it is. Don't see that.

Transcript may be auto-generated and contain errors.