INSTALLING A KITCHEN FAUCET - HOW TO

[@HeatherKlebon]

Boy was this ever a helpful video! I couldn't have done it without you. Thank you!!

[@PhilCrockett]

Glad it helped!

[@msnch2000]

I'm feeling so empowered that I'll be doing my bathrooms next! Thanks again for an excellent video. 👌🏼👍🏼

[@PhilCrockett]

Doesn't it feel great!!! Now the bathrooms will be EZ! Thanks for the great feedback. I love it!

[@msnch2000]

Great video! I just finished my kitchen faucet. It was tired and 20 years old. I did have a bit of trouble with removing the old nuts, but once I did that, everything went smoothly. Just have patience.

[@PhilCrockett]

AWESOME!!!! Thanks for the great feedback!!! You ROCK!

[@Snowy0123]

Ok,I know I'm 5 years late but I'm ready to replace my kitchen faucet. And I always try to learn to do this stuff myself rather than paying someone hundreds of dollars just because I'm scared. Worst I can do is break something and have to call someone, but you've given me some confidence. Thanks

[@PhilCrockett]

You can totally do this. It’s just knowing how to turn a wrench!

[@Snowy0123]

@@PhilCrockett my mother used to say that I could "tear up an anvil" ..but I think it will be ok..thanks

[@100PercentOS2]

Great video and easy to understand. I'm getting ready to install a new kitchen faucet and your video makes it more comfortable for me to do this job.

[@PhilCrockett]

glad to help. Hope you like my other videos as well.

[@shannonpyle7011]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I WAS ABLE TO REPLACE MINE BY WATCHING YOUR VIDEO!!! I AM SO HAPPY!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! 🤗🤗🤗

[@PhilCrockett]

Shannon, Thank you for taking the time to write a comment. I love knowing that I helped someone out! It was extremely difficult to get camera shots under the sink, and I've been hoping that it was quality enough to use as a DIY video. You're comment means a lot to me. Thanks!

[@shannonpyle7011]

Phil Crockett You are Welcome!!! I wish I could send you a before and after picture! I am single and a female and this empowered me, you made it so simple!!! I feel for the men when they have to get under the sink, there isn't much room to work and mens hands are generally bigger, LOL!!! Your video was Perfect!!! 🌟🌟🌟

[@maunarose]

Thank you so much, Phil. Your instructions are clear, concise and simple.

[@PhilCrockett]

Glad it helped, Mauna! hope you like my other videos as well!

[@dougpeterson2293]

Well done! You teach well. Thank you for your efforts.

[@PhilCrockett]

No prob, Doug! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TinaBoyington]

Thank you for the video. I have learn a lot and I appreciate the step by step tutorial.

[@PhilCrockett]

thanks for watching!

[@Soldier4YHVHGaming]

About to replace my kitchen faucet so this is a great video! Makes it more easier now!

[@PhilCrockett]

I appreciate your positive feedback. I was hoping the camera shots were clear enough. It was VERY difficult to get me AND the camera under that sink!

[@carnut476]

Love the way you explain everything.

[@PhilCrockett]

Thanks, Chuck!

[@BLACKOIL99]

Your install video was spot on. Thanks.

[@PhilCrockett]

Thanks for the positive feedback! I rarely get comments on this video. So glad it helped you out!

[@ladynesh]

Thank you for the video, it's very informative. Easy to follow

[@PhilCrockett]

You're welcome! 6 years ago!

[@leicadano]

Phil, thanks for posting this. It really helped me, as I have a very similar Moen kitchen faucet that I just installed with the help of your video. Saved me quite a bit of money to do it myself, not to mention buying it at a local store versus the ridiculous markup (3x) that our plumber quoted us ( plus labor costs). - Dan

[@PhilCrockett]

Thanks for the comment, Dan. Doesn’t it feel good to save money and do it yourself!

[@jhors7777]

Thank-you for posting this helpful video

[@PhilCrockett]

Glad it was helpful!

[@silvereaglehere]

Great instructional video--THANKS!!!!!

[@PhilCrockett]

Thanks, David!! I appreciate the kind words!

[@robm321]

Thank you. Very clear instructions.

[@PhilCrockett]

Thanks for taking the time to comment! So glad my video was useful!

[@coolg7982]

Thanks for the video nice intstalling mines tomorrow first got to buy a tool kit.

[@PhilCrockett]

Those tools will pay for themselves when you don’t have to pay a plumber. That’s how I have always justified buying more tools! HA!

[@BEEF1854]

Thank mucho sir!! Excellent video

[@PhilCrockett]

Glad it was helpful, Terry!

[@didar389]

great video help me a lot thanks

[@PhilCrockett]

So glad my video helped. I appreciate your positive comment!

[@baodo3092]

great video......i currently have a leak under the sink where the quick connection goes, but its not coming from the junction but in between the base and the sink any help would be deeply appreciated. it leaks with both cold and hot water on, should i think about replacing the cartridges? or is this another issue?

[@PhilCrockett]

That's a hard one to diagnose without seeing it.

[@Conald_isAfalseProphet]

Question, aren't you supposed to use plumber's putty between the sink and gasket as an added layer of leak protection? Not sure if it's a requirement but.. A family member's faucet just rusted out due to this even though the gasket was there, it would still leak a little and ended up rusting out the mounting hardware..

[@PhilCrockett]

Plumbers putty is usually used around the flange of the drain basket. Basically where ever there is a lot of water sitting.

[@Soifdesang9]

Just out of curiosity...why didn't you use teflon tape on the water line connections up at the sink as you did down at the water pipes down at the valves?

[@PhilCrockett]

The teflon tape is over kill. It's the rubber washer/seals that really keep it from leaking. If the logistic are complicated, then it's not worth the effort.

[@leehart9055]

I enjoyed your video. The term hand tight.....whose hand? That was a joke.Thanks for a good video, I learned a lot. I am changing all my bathroom and kitchen faucets this week. One thing I have learned on mt bathroom faucets is, connect the supplies hoses to the faucet, then drop the faucet into the installation holes. Can this also be done with the kitchen sink? Thank you

[@PhilCrockett]

yes it can! Glad my video helped you out!

[@pmhum]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@PhilCrockett]

My pleasure!

[@leesacrocker9789]

Awesome! Thanks Phil! 🙃

[@PhilCrockett]

no prob, Leesa! Can't believe how long ago this comment was. Still.... glad I could find it! Thanks for commenting and watching my channel, Leesa!

[@miraicy8540]

Where would the location of the main water valve be? I'm hoping to install a new sink this weekend and unsure where it would be

[@PhilCrockett]

That's a hard question to answer without looking at your house. I would start in the basement or garage. look and see where the water is coming in to the house and start on that interior wall.

[@miraicy8540]

@@PhilCrockett I couldn't find it and ended up calling my father in law. Turns out it was under the house lol. Got it to work though and got my new faucet installed with the help of your tutorial! Also turns out I need to get new valves for under the sink as the others have seized open

[@kenpoS2K]

Nice video thanks!

[@PhilCrockett]

+kenpoS2K I appreciate your positive comment!

[@kenpoS2K]

+Phil Crockett the hardest part was getting the old one out! After that it was smooth sailing, thanks again!

[@randyman8984]

I installed a new faucet using your video, Thanks. One quick question, What causes the force when you go and turn the faucet on? Makes like a silent knocking noise. My new one works great but when you go and turn it on after sitting not used it makes a pressure sound. Not a big deal but wondering what causes it? is that normal?

[@PhilCrockett]

Sounds like u have air trapped in the lines. Turn the main valve off and open the faucets (cold water side) in your house. Then flush the toilets. (Basically drain the house lines). While the faucets are still in open position, go turn your main valve back on until all the air has been run out of the lines. Then turn the faucets off. See if that fixes it.

[@tinamessere2843]

Where do u ut plummets putty between plate or under plate

[@crunch9362]

Any need to use teflon tape on the threads underneath the faucet/water lines or just at the valves? 5:43

[@PhilCrockett]

I use T-tape on all threads, all the time. However..... the rubber gasket does all the work. I just like over-kill

[@ptyptypty3]

does the spray nozzle work okay?

[@PhilCrockett]

indeed it does.

[@richardlisacki2250]

I have an older faucet similar to the one you are installing. The cold water faucet moves up and down. I can take my hand and pull it up about a 1/4 of an inch. The nut holding the faucet on is tight. Do you know why this maybe happening? It shouldn't be moving. The faucet is not leaking.

[@PhilCrockett]

I have not run in to this issue, but hopefully someone will see your comment and have a solution. If I were to diagnose it, I would start by inspecting all the fittings, nuts and etc under the sink where it is attached. Then I would turn the water off in the house; drain the house; and starting investigating the cartridge......just make sure you have a new cartridge or at least time to go buy one if this is the probably. There's a pin that holds the cartridge in. Maybe there's some play around that pin. Not sure, just telling you whant I would do. If the faucet isn't leaking, then I wouldn't fix it. Has it always done this?

[@jordanhardwick3323]

What if I've done all of this and it's dripping out the faucet slowly once I've shut off the handles. It's all new parts. If I turn the water off and it stops dripping when I shut off the hot, wouldn't that mean it's the handle? Why would a new faucet with new parts/rubber washers be dripping? Could it be the old connector hoses? To me it shouldn't e the hoses fault it would be the handle....

[@PhilCrockett]

Sounds like a bad cartridge. It shouldn't be though......I mean...it's all new. mystery to me.

[@fd8133]

what size is this sink?

[@PhilCrockett]

not sure. It was a friend of mine years ago.

[@grettagrids]

I got one similar to this and its BACKWARDS :( some IDIOT installed it so the handles are pushed not pulled and my hot and cold are NOT with the labled handles.. how can i fix it???

[@PhilCrockett]

If I were you, I'd turn the water off and take the whole thing apart and start over. Make sure you have some thread paste and teflon tape in order to reseal the threads.

[@grettagrids]

Phil Crockett so basically turn the water off.. take the entire faucet OFF and turn it around 180?

[@PhilCrockett]

Without seeing it, that sounds like the plan. Here's a tip for you too: I don't know how old your valves are under the sink, or if you even have any... but i would suggest only turning the water off at the main, instead of turning old valves that are under the sink. I have found over the years, that old valves leak once they're turned. This should save you from buying new valves too. hope this helps.

[@grettagrids]

Phil Crockett thanks but the valves are not even a yr old yet :) so they are all up to date.. the house had no shut off valves so they were added after a couple pipes broke.

[@richardlisacki2250]

Not sure how long this has been like this. I had a plumber change both hot and cold cartridges. I felt the handle and it seemed lose.afterward. I lifted up on it and was surprised it lifted up. I could take handle off and check to see if the brass ring is tight or even there. It may have always been loose. I can’t check under the sink because I am handy capped. If I have to call the plumber back and it’s not anything he did while changing the cartridge, l will probably have to pay. I might be better off just changing the faucet or leaving it alone, because I don’t see any leak around the faucet.

[@PhilCrockett]

I would probably just leave it alone since there are no leaks. The old saying “if it’s not broke, don’t fix it”. ..... is usually good advice.

[@ramondavalos84]

I don't know if you replaced faucet because it was leaking, but if that's the case it was not necessary all you would have had to do was change the plastic rings.

[@PhilCrockett]

+ramon davalos This was a job I did for a friend. I told him that we should just replace the cartridges, but he insisted on having a whole new faucet. Good thinking on your part though. Thanks for the feedback!

[@outoftime788]

u dont need caulk or putty?

[@PhilCrockett]

nope

[@black10kevin]

kinda lost me when the audio went I'm 100% rookie so I deeded to see where lead to where I see a hot cold connection but the sprayer and the faucet where do u connect these

[@PhilCrockett]

sorry Kevin. I had a very very difficult time with my shots on this vid. There just isn't a lot of room under the sink. As far as the sprayer.... on this particular model, it simply snaps together like a plug. Male to Female end with O-rings.

[@black10kevin]

+Phil Crockett thank you sir... I gave you a thumbs up and a subscribe

[@heidismith6148]

Great video, can you come and replace mine?

[@PhilCrockett]

HA! I can do better than THAT! I can encourage you to DIY. That will set you up better for life. Thanks for watching, Heidi!

[@javiersantos479]

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@PhilCrockett]

Thanks for watching!

[@commercialartservices9399]

was hoping this was ez errr

[@PhilCrockett]

Sometimes looking at a whole project is overwhelming. Just take one step at a time. Ask yourself..... "is there any one of these steps that I can't do?" Most of this is just turning a wrench. Let me know how it goes.

[@commercialartservices9399]

Have no choice - jumping in today. I appreciate your response.

[@Boo91900]

My faucet was 40 years old and it was just replaced

[@PhilCrockett]

Yours lasted longer than mine!

[@mamabear3887]

I have to turn off the water to the entire house?😶

[@PhilCrockett]

It's a good idea to do that just incase the valves under the sink leak. They are know for leaking if they sit too long.

[@HoIyGrail]

I notice the faucet didn't turn off quickly, same as mine. Is this inherent of all Goosehead faucets?

[@PhilCrockett]

it's most likely the residual water in the goose neck.