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• How to Install a Bathroom Sink Drain. 1 Step 1: Install Pop-up Drain. 2 More Images. The pop-up drain assembly typically comes with your sink or can be purchased separately as a kit. To ... 2 Step 2: Install P Trap Adapter. 3 Step 3: Install P Trap. 4 Step 4: Test for Leaks. 5 Be the First to Share. More items

• Plumbing a Bathroom Vanity Sink Drain 1 Turn off your water valves 2 Measure your pipes and cut out corresponding holes in the back of the vanity cabinet 3 Remove the doors from the vanity cabinet to make the plumbing work easier 4 Slide the vanity cabinet into position. ... 5 Install your faucet and the P-trap using the steps above More items...

• You can install a new sink with basic tools and new components that match the valves already installed in your plumbing. Make sure you have: Silicone caulking; Plumbers' wrenches, either pipe wrench or slip-joint pliers; Basin wrench; Set of plumbing sockets

Follow these steps to install a bathroom sink. Step 1. Empty the sink cabinet and position a towel or bucket inside to catch drips. Turn off the water supply under the sink or at your home's main supply lines. Turn on the water at the sink to empty the lines and to make sure the water is off.

• 1 Choose the Right Faucet. Before installing a bath faucet, find the right one for you and your needs. ...
• 2 Shut Off the Water. When beginning bathroom sink faucet installation, remove all items from under the sink. ...
• 3 Remove the Old Faucet. Use an adjustable wrench to disconnect the water supply lines. ...
• 5 Install the Basin Nuts. Thread a washer and basin nut onto the valve tailpieces from underneath the sink. ...
• 6 Center the Faucet Body. Measure from both sides of the faucet body and adjust as necessary so that it's centered on the top of the bathroom sink.
• 7 Tighten the Basin Nuts. From beneath the sink, tighten the mounting nuts to keep the faucet in place. ...

Steps to repairing a bathroom sink drain. Gather all of your supplies. You might first try simply pouring boiling water down the drain. If that fails, grab the toilet plunger. Use quick movements to attempt to get the water flowing down the drain. If that also fails, you will need to remove the debris caught in the pipes.

The first step is to plumb the sink drain:

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• Attach a female adapter onto the drain stub in the wall. This can typically be done by hand.
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• Attach some slip nuts onto the drain arm and the sink tailpiece and connect them into the drain stub. This is how your...
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• Once these are all in place, then use a wrench to tighten the nuts.
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• Carefully check that everything is comp...