Many consumers often have a broken faucet at home, and they don’t know how to install it after buying a new one. It’s not worthwhile to hire an installer for a faucet. In fact, it’s better to learn by yourself for such household chores. Spend money and can repair your own faucet at any time. There are also single-hole and double-hole faucets. Today, I will tell you how to install a single-hole faucet and how to install it.
How about a single hole faucet
A single-hole faucet is just slower to discharge water. The rubber inside the pipe is not easy to age. If it is often removed, there may be leakage at the joint. The two-hole faucet discharges water faster. In fact, it depends on the material used for the switch inside the faucet. Nowadays, the better faucet switch positions are generally made of ceramics, so there is no need to worry about heat aging.
The so-called single-hole faucet means that there is a hole on the basin, the water inlet pipe is in one hole, and there is only one hole on the basin. The double-hole faucet is also a two-connected faucet, and there are two holes on the basin.
Single hole faucet installation method
Step 1: First take out the full copper fixed base
Step 2: Rotate the nut counterclockwise from the threaded pipe
Step 3: Put the hose through the yellow wrench, nut, threaded pipe, and silicone pad
Step 4: Pass the hose through the utensils to be installed (sink, basin, etc.) Note: Silicone pads are placed on both sides of the utensil installation, and finally tightened to fix more stable
Step 5: Screw the small head of the hose into the water inlet of the faucet by hand until it can’t be screwed, no need to use other tools to screw it to death
Step 6: Screw the threaded tube into the lower side of the faucet, and the silicone pad on the upper side of the vessel can be placed on the lower side of the faucet at this time
Step 7: Fix the faucet with the nut, just tighten the nut, and the installation is complete.
