We recommend consulting professional help if you are unfamiliar with installing kitchen fixtures.
Tools and Materials:
Basin Wrench
Damp Cloth
Silicone Sealant (100% neutral cure)
Step 1
Disassemble the sink drain assembly and lay the parts aside, in the same order in which they were removed. See the illustration as a reference if needed.
Step 2
Apply a bead of 100% neutral cure silicone sealant to the underside of the strainer body.
Step 3
Insert the strainer body into the kitchen sink. Firmly press the flange into the drain hole to create a proper seal. Wipe away any excess sealant around the drain using a damp cloth.
Step 4
From underneath your sink, slide on the rubber washer, followed by the friction washer, followed by the strainer cup. Hold in place, pressed against the sink.
Step 5
Thread the lock nut onto the strainer body. Hand-tighten until secure, then finish tightening with a basin wrench.
Important:If installing your drain into a fireclay sink, or a sink with porcelain enamel, do not overtighten, as it can crack or break your sink.
Step 6
Secure the strainer body to your P-trap using the plastic washer and compression nut.
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