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Reassemble the P-Trap and Pop-Up Stopper

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Repair Your Slow Draining Bathroom Sink In Easy Steps!

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What happens here

Reassemble the cleaned P-trap by connecting it back to the vertical drain pipe and the wall drain pipe. Ensure all nuts are hand-tightened to prevent leaks without over-tightening the plastic components, which could cause cracks. Next, reinsert the cleaned pop-up stopper into the sink drain. Make sure the small grooved opening on the stopper faces the back of the sink so it can properly engage with the pop-up rod. Then, slide the pop-up rod back into its original position and tighten its securing nut by hand. Ensure the rod is aligned to allow the stopper to move freely up and down.

Goal: Put the drain system back together correctly

Tools and materials

  • Hands N/A — Tightening nuts and adjusting components, Pliers Unknown

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boy now we're looking all nice and clear looks good some nasty parts to Home Maintenance sometimes so now we just take the P trap pop it back up in place can put a little Mega lock on it if you want to you don't have to you can see I'm not putting it here I do like to just make sure they're all hand tight everything looks good there so come back up this piece right here just make sure this little Groove is in the back put that down in place he this piece right here pop that in place before you even tighten it up you can test it and you can tell that it's working righty tighty get that tightened down remember that I move this to take it out a little bit just get that back to being straight that way it goes up and down no problem let's test her

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