Wall mounted faucet replace repair, Glacier Bay

Glacier Bay wall faucet replacement Join me as I replace my very old 8 inch wall faucet with a brand new one.
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[@ChrisAsipyan]

Links to tools used in this video: Large wrench (Newer model): amzn.to/2L62fzN Rubber Mallet (Newer model): amzn.to/2xFaRKz Wire brush drill attachments: amzn.to/2L4X2bl Drill set: amzn.to/35Bdn16 Plumbers tape: amzn.to/3bcONou

[@cesileemazza4735]

How would you take off just the handle on the old faucet?

[@pinkeangst]

This is the best wall faucet repair video! Thank you for actually showing each step and not just talking about things without showing them!

[@ChrisAsipyan]

Your welcome

[@earthangel8875]

We live in an old house 80+ years old. It has an old leaky faucet that I have been putting off for weeks. I have never changed a "wall faucet" before. Thanks to this old video I was able to. I upgrade the faucet to a nice one. It didn't take me long at all. No more leaks and most importantly wifey loves it. She says she has more room now for the big soup pots. I appreciate you +Chris Asipyan taking the time to make this video. Thank you kindly, Angel from The Bay

[@ChrisAsipyan]

Your welcome, im glad my video helped!

[@ministryfirst7876]

Thank you for being so detailed. I am a 40 yr young woman with no experience in homeowner maintenance but this pandemic is financially draining and I cannot afford to pay someone to fix my sink. I will purchase the tools using your link and replace my kitchen sink next weekend. Thank you so very much!

[@user-ex9xu2tj5g]

Man i know u can't see this but you helped a kid with bad parents situation change a faucet and learn that nothing is hard if u try hard enough

[@ChrisAsipyan]

I'm glad I was able to help :)

[@chavez349]

Great job on explaining and great job on showing us exactly step by step on what to do. I appreciate it.

[@BellaOrganizing]

Holy moly, I just finished replacing my kitchen faucet, thanks to you and your video. It's a miracle! Simple, but scary. You took the scary out of it and helped ensure I did it correctly. Thank you.

[@ChrisAsipyan]

You are very welcome. Good job :)

[@jmr152]

Great video, Chris. I replaced a wall faucet over the laundry basin in the garage. Followed your instructions precisely and it turned out perfect.

[@ChrisAsipyan]

Nice!

[@HotRodTom47]

Very Good Video, well done and great information.

[@ChrisAsipyan]

Thank you

[@TheMusicbegins]

Thanks for showing every step in detail. I noticed that you wound the Teflon tape in clockwise direction on the nipple coming out of the wall. All the videos on KZbin explain that to be the correct way. Surprisingly the manual tells to wind it in anti-clock wise direction, Wonder whether they made a mistake in the manual! Manual says - Wrap thread sealant tape (not included) around the stub out pipe threads (1) extending from the wall in a counterclockwise direction, as shown.

[@harveyrobinson8819]

Thank you so much for this video. I’m gonna replace it myself.

[@tayloredart]

Thank you, very clear and informative

[@ChrisAsipyan]

You're welcome, glad I can help!

[@karibal4391]

Great job , explaining everything , let's hope I can do it.

[@forozanamely3058]

Thanks for the good video and hints. I am going to replace mine soon.

[@tpvang]

Wonderful. Thank you

[@beverleyforsyth385]

well watched your video ! it gave me a confidence boost , now lets try the installation .

[@ChrisAsipyan]

Nice :) ...how did it go?

[@theantiqueactionfigure]

Wire wheel on a power drill, oh yeah!

[@ChrisAsipyan]

:)

[@token112]

Well done video sir

[@j.r.r.toking]

I really appreciate the video 👍

[@dadathome584]

Helped me so much; appreciated!

[@ChrisAsipyan]

You're welcome

[@scottcampbell9665]

Well done sir

[@kfings]

Great video

[@ChrisAsipyan]

Thanks

[@csl9495]

Just replaced my kitchen faucet too.. but too bad, later I found I had a leak. I think my issue is that both my stub outs from the wall that protrudes through my cast iron sink, the threads on them was basically damaged already. My cold water line started to leak, but I didnt notice the leak because its actually from behind the sink wall, and between the drywall.

[@tonyk8369]

Did you fix it?

[@ChrisAsipyan]

That sounds very unfortunate. It might be time to have a plumber open up the drywall and replace the pipes with the damaged threads

[@BellaOrganizing]

Great video. Very informative. Thank you! Now, I shall attempt to replace my wall mount kitchen sink. Wish me luck! One question: I've read some places to use silicon sealant, which I didn't see you do. Why would I need sealant?

[@ChrisAsipyan]

You can use sealant to seal the base of the pipe and the wall so that overtime water will not go through and cause damage. I did not seal mine in this particular video since I was going to re-apply caulking on both the sink and new faucet at a later time. Thanks for pointing it out though :)

[@aarondavis1096]

The one thing I did not see is how did you turn off the hot side of the water?? Thanks for the info in advance.

[@ChrisAsipyan]

I simply turned off the water supply to the whole house

[@stayhigh808]

Where do they sell those old style faucet?

[@joshuadavis5237]

If the pipes going into the wall are beyond repair after taking off the old faucet, is there an easy way to replace the pipes that go into the wall? Working on a house built in the late 40s and not sure if these pipes are screwed into the wall at an L angled fixture or if they bent them into place back in the day. The whole kitchen needs a redo at some point but the kitchen sink is unusable currently due to both knobs being completely warn off.

[@ChrisAsipyan]

There really is no easy way... You will need a pro plumber to remove the drywall and replace the piping behind the wall

[@DBrennf]

Hope that’s a GFI outlet!

[@ChrisAsipyan]

This is a pretty old house, and has gone through a few hands before it was mine. I will definitely check to make sure it's GFI, thanks for pointing that out!

[@gracesplace3449]

That tool is called a rench right? Lofl. I don’t even know tools idk why I thought lil ol beauty queen me could play plumber for a day. Let me just hire someone

[@ChrisAsipyan]

I agree, It's always good to know your limits and sometimes let a professional handle certain projects. I do the same.

[@arevalocobra]

I'm surprised you didn't break a pipe

[@isackhernandez3691]

8 inch on center

[@lilyseestheworld7865]

Apres!

[@ChrisAsipyan]

Shunorakalem!

[@theoutofdoors5083]

So if you didn't need to use those adapters, the 8 inch spacing wouldn't be adjustable. hmmm

[@DeepfriedBeans4492]

Well yeah, but the only reason you wouldn't need to use the adapters would be if you didn't need to adjust the spacing