Changing Basin Tap Set at Jennifer Pardue blog

Changing Basin Tap Set. Tighten with the backnut tap tightening tool. Again, there may be a washer included or needed to make sure the tap sits snugly. Fit the new basin tap or taps into the holes in the basin with any foam or rubber seals supplied, and screw the backnuts on from underneath. Before doing this turn your old tap on slightly so that you can see. The first step is to turn off the water supply which can be done by turning off the isolation valve. This video will show you how to fit, replace or install new basin lever taps on your basin. Connect the threaded post to your tap, then feed into the basin hole, so your tap sits on top of your basin, with the thread poking out below. Connect the threaded post to your tap, then feed into the basin hole, so your tap sits on top of your basin, with the thread poking out below. This will also work for normal taps. Screw the nut tightly onto the threaded post, your tap is now gripped onto your basin. Turn off the water supply.

This will also work for normal taps. This video will show you how to fit, replace or install new basin lever taps on your basin. Screw the nut tightly onto the threaded post, your tap is now gripped onto your basin. Fit the new basin tap or taps into the holes in the basin with any foam or rubber seals supplied, and screw the backnuts on from underneath. Again, there may be a washer included or needed to make sure the tap sits snugly. Connect the threaded post to your tap, then feed into the basin hole, so your tap sits on top of your basin, with the thread poking out below. The first step is to turn off the water supply which can be done by turning off the isolation valve. Before doing this turn your old tap on slightly so that you can see. Connect the threaded post to your tap, then feed into the basin hole, so your tap sits on top of your basin, with the thread poking out below. Tighten with the backnut tap tightening tool.

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Changing Basin Tap Set This will also work for normal taps. Before doing this turn your old tap on slightly so that you can see. Again, there may be a washer included or needed to make sure the tap sits snugly. This will also work for normal taps. The first step is to turn off the water supply which can be done by turning off the isolation valve. Connect the threaded post to your tap, then feed into the basin hole, so your tap sits on top of your basin, with the thread poking out below. Tighten with the backnut tap tightening tool. Turn off the water supply. This video will show you how to fit, replace or install new basin lever taps on your basin. Screw the nut tightly onto the threaded post, your tap is now gripped onto your basin. Connect the threaded post to your tap, then feed into the basin hole, so your tap sits on top of your basin, with the thread poking out below. Fit the new basin tap or taps into the holes in the basin with any foam or rubber seals supplied, and screw the backnuts on from underneath.