Close the sink stopper, fill the sink and check the strainer for leaks from underneath the cabinet using a flashlight. If you see any water, tighten the strainer locknut until the water stops. Open the stopper and let the water drain while you look for leaks in the drain assembly. Tighten...
Take your drain strainer and apply a small consistent ring of plumber’s putty around the underside of its lip. Screw it in tightly, ensuring a smooth fit with the putty. Lean the kitchen sink on its side and apply the rubber gaskets and threaded flange to the underside of the drain str...
5. Next, remove the old rusty sink strainer by removing the screw in the centre of the strainer. Advertisement Replacing the Sink Strainer 6. Held in my left hand is the lower plastic piece which we will be installing in the following steps, but first, peel off the protective layer on t...
Step 1: Detach and remove the old sink.First, unhook the water lines from the faucet and detach the garbage disposal. Next, remove the drainpipes from the drains and loosen any clips from beneath the sink with a screwdriver. Lift the old sink from the countertop and set it aside. Ensure...