Install the RO Faucet

What happens here

Inspect your sink countertop for an existing spare hole, often covered by a cap or soap dispenser. If a hole is not present, use the provided sticker template to mark the location for drilling a new 1-inch hole, typically located next to your main kitchen faucet. If using an existing hole, remove any old silicone or debris. Insert the new RO faucet from the top of the sink into the hole. From underneath the sink, secure the faucet using the provided rubber gasket, washer, and mounting nut, tightening it firmly to prevent movement.

Goal: Install the dedicated reverse osmosis faucet on the sink countertop. This involves either utilizing an existing spare hole or drilling a new one, then securing the faucet from below the sink.