Reconnect P-Trap and Test for Leaks
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What happens here
After the silicone sealant has had adequate time to begin curing (as indicated by the '30-minute water ready' time), clean any excess silicone and wipe down the sink surface. The presenter uses a cleaning product for this. Next, carefully reconnect the P-trap to the newly installed drain assembly. Ensure all P-trap connections, including the one to the wall drain, are securely hand-tightened. Finally, turn on the water and let it run in the sink for several minutes. Thoroughly inspect all new connections, the P-trap, and the drain seal from underneath the sink for any signs of leaks or drips. The video confirms a successful, leak-free installation.
Goal: Complete the drain installation by reconnecting the P-trap and verify a leak-free setup.
Tools and materials
- All-Purpose Cleaner — Cleaning the sink surface after installation is complete
- Cleaning Cloth/Rag — Wiping down the sink and for checking for leaks during the final test
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