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Disconnect the Supply Line

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First Thing To Check With Low Pressure On One Side Of Your Faucet

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What happens here

Place a bucket and towel under the supply line connection. Using two adjustable wrenches, hold the faucet's connection nut steady with one wrench (the backup wrench) while turning the supply line nut counter-clockwise with the other wrench to loosen and disconnect it.

Goal: Remove the supply line from the faucet body

Tools and materials

  • Adjustable Wrench — Loosening and tightening the supply line nuts
  • Bucket — Catching water from the disconnected line
  • Towel — Absorbing any spills or drips

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to take this off right at the faucet right there. I'm dealing with this and you're taking these two things apart. So when taking these two things apart, you want to have a backup wrench, okay? So if possible, I like to use two adjustable jaws. Maybe which way you like to turn them. It's funny how much flack I get for not using them right but you know what? You look at this right here, guess what? I can't actually put that on one way but it fits the other in this tight space. So guess what? I use them how I want to use them. And then I might have to flip it over because it's such a tight space and flip it again. Look at that. All right, get that popped off and make sure we've got good flow.

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