Step 1
REMOVING EXISTING SINK
1. Leave the faucet and drain outlet in place.
2. Shut off water supply valves. (Usually under sink)
3. Relieve pressure by opening hot and cold faucet valves.
Let water run until it stops flowing.
4. Disconnect the supply lines from the water supply valves.
5. Disconnect the drain fitting from the waste trap.
6. Remove frame or rim fasteners around underside of old sink.
7. Lift sink out with faucet and drain fitting still in place.
Step 2
PREPARING AN EXISTING COUNTERTOP
1. Make sure existing countertop cutout opening is the
proper size. Set the new sink into opening. The sink rim
should rest evenly on the countertop. (Slight adjustments
can be made using a file or a saber saw)
2. Use caution not to chip or crack the counter top when filing or
sawing.
3. After final fitting, remove the new sink from cut-out.
4. For new countertop instructions see the following
instructions.
PREPARING A NEW COUNTERTOP
USING THE SINK AS A TEMPLATE
1. Carefully place the sink upside down on
the countertop at the desired position.
Trace the sink outline on the countertop.
(Do not cut along this line)
2. Draw a line 1/4" (6mm) inside the sink
outline. Measure the cut-out line you just
drew and compare to all sink dimensions.
The cut-out line should be approximately
1/2" (13mm) smaller than the overall
sink dimensions.
3. Double check both measurements.
4. Drill a pilot hole inside the cutting line.
5. Using a jigsaw, cut along the inside line
to cut the opening in the countertop.
1.
3.
SUPPLY
LINES
SUPPLY VALVES
WASTE TRAP
LENGTH
2.
4.
USING A 2" HOLE
SAW, DRILL A HOLE
ON THE INSIDE OF
THE LINE THAT WAS
TRACED USING THE
CUT-OUT TEMPLATE.
COUNTERTOP
5.
USING A JIGSAW, CUT ALONG OUTLINE
TRACED ON COUNTERTOP.
COUNTERTOP