Installation Instructions for Dijon Single Handle Bathroom Sink Faucet
Dijon Single Handle Bathroom Sink Faucet
Dijon looks like a classic
single handle sink faucet, but the body is taller, therefore it can fit any type of sink. It comes in a chrome finish that makes it easy to integrate it in any surroundings. It has a single handle on top and built-in hot and cold water mixer. Installation is easy, deck mount with one hole required. Only the best quality materials have been used – the valve core material is ceramic, for a long lasting life time. It comes complete with accessories and installation instructions.
Dijon Single Handle Bathroom Sink Faucet Specifications
- Type : Bathroom Sink Faucet
- Faucet Mount : Single Hole
- Spool Type : Ceramic Plate Spool
- Valve Core Material : Ceramic
- Style : Contemporary
- Hot & Cold Water : Yes
- Number of Handle : Single Handle
- Installation Type : Deck Mount
- Surface Treatment : Chrome
- Installation Style : Single Holder
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2. Attach the provided braided water lines to the faucet until hand tight.
3. Remove the brass lock nuts from the mounting posts, and attach the threaded mounting posts to the faucet body using a Philips screwdriver. Set the brass lock nuts aside for now
4. Set the faucet into its prepared mounting hole.
5. From below, slide the rubber washer onto the mounting posts followed by the metal washer. Hold in place.
6. Secure the faucet by reattaching the brass lock nuts that were removed in step 3. Hand tightens and adjust the faucet until it is properly aligned. Once aligned, use the provided basin wrench to finish tightening the locknuts.
7. Apply plumber’s tape or thread sealant to the threading on each braided water line. Attach the water lines to your main water supply. Ensure that you are connecting the hot and cold lines accordingly.
8. Once installation is complete, turn the main water supply back on from underneath your sink. Check for any leaks underneath.
9. Check to ensure that both cold and hot water running properly. Allow the water to flow for approximately 60 seconds to remove any dust or sediment within the waterlines.
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