The washers on your bathtub faucet wear out as years pass, and must be replaced to keep water flow normal. Keep your washers up to date with help from a professionally licensed contractor in this free video. Expert: Chris Wade Bio: Chris Wade has been a successful contractor for more than 23 years. Filmmaker: Daniel Brea Series Description: Instead of calling for a plumber and facing huge costs in repair, you can fix some plumbing issues at home on the cheap. Learn basic advice for plumbing repair from a professionally licensed contractor in this free video.

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Replacing your faucet won’t completely makeover your kitchen, but you’d be surprised at how much a new faucet can refresh the room. There are just a few things to consider before purchasing and installing a faucet. Overall, it’s an easy project. Let us walk you through the things you need to consider. Changing the look of a kitchen doesn’t have to take thousands of dollars for new countertops, tile or paint. An upgraded faucet can give your kitchen an updated look. And replacing a faucet couldn’t be easier. When looking for a new faucet, the first thing to consider is the number of holes in your sink. Some sinks have three holes. Some add a fourth hole for a dish sprayer. Choose a faucet that will fit your sink. When you’re ready to install, you’ll need a basin wrench and crescent wrench to help remove the old faucet and install the water lines to your new faucet, plus a scraper nearby to clean the sink top before your new faucet’s installation. Have a screwdriver handy, too. Turn off the water supply before you begin and run the faucet to clear the remaining water from the pipes, and that’s it. You’re ready to get started. Always follow the step-by-step instructions for installation of the faucet you purchase.

So, you have a Delta 1400 Series bathtub faucet, and there’s water leaking from the spout. You can repair this yourself with no special tools required (just a small flathead screwdriver and a Phillips-head screwdriver) and parts that you can get at a local hardware or plumbing supply store like Lowe’s or Home Depot. You can do the repair in five minutes. It may seem daunting to do your own plumbing repairs, but this one is straightforward and easy. If you are lucky, you only need to replace the seats and springs. This is Delta part number RP4993 (Seats & Springs – Repair Kit) and costs around . After replacing the seats and springs, if you still have a leak, then you need to replace the entire valve cartridge, Delta part number RP19804 (Valve Cartridge – Repair Kit), which costs around . First of all, SHUT OFF YOUR WATER SUPPLY – find the main valve and close it. Turn on the bathtub faucet and let the remaining water drain out. Follow the video to see how to dismantle the faucet. At around 1:35, you can’t see it very well, but I’m using the small flathead screwdriver to gently (gently!) pry the valve cartridge out of the brass pipe. Put the screwdriver head between the pipe and the cartridge and carefully nudge it out, maybe with a little twist of the screwdriver. At 2:17, I pop out one of the seat/spring combos. Replace both sets with new ones and reassemble everything back together. If this doesn’t fix the leak, then replace the entire valve cartridge. The valve …

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Is this faucet for you? Check more out at: www.build.com Blake Morillas of Build.com reviews the American Standard 7420.101. This Low Lead Compliant Single Handle Swivel Monoblock Faucet from the Portsmouth Collection. This is a delicate and mature design and the faucet also comes with Price Pfister’s Speed Connect Drain. In addition this faucet is WaterSense Certified, with a flow rate of 1.5GPM.

Learn how to install a bathroom faucet. This video is generalized for faucets, and your specific faucet may not be covered or featured and could be different. Visit peerlessfaucet.com for additional support.