Find answers to the most common questions about bathroom faucets & fixtures.
Turn off water supply valves, disconnect supply lines, unscrew mounting nuts under the sink, and lift the old faucet out. Clean the sink surface before installing the new one.
Leaks are often due to worn-out O-rings, cartridges, or washers. Turn off the water, disassemble the faucet, and replace the faulty part.
Check for loose connections, worn O-rings, or improper sealing. Tighten nuts with a wrench, replace O-rings, and ensure Teflon tape is wrapped clockwise on threaded pipes.
Yes, but you’ll need AA batteries or an electrical outlet nearby. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for sensor calibration.
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