Clear step by step detailed explanation of how to do it yourself, saves a lot paying technician to fix it. Your responses to feedbacks are unmatchable. Excellent job and great resourceful TH-cam page. Thank you so much, sincerely appreciate. 🙏🏼
Having difficulty with leak at the drainage tube where the rubber seal is, I looked at all the instructions carefully however it still leaks, what gives?
Hello, i just wanted to take a second to say thank you for this very detailed video that made me, a noob who is not handy in the slightest bit, comfortable enough to replace my bathroom faucet. Im sure I saved a lot of money by doing it myself so THANK YOU! You are a life saver, good sir!
Thanks very much. A step-by-step approach, clear and precise. You saved me a lot of time and a trip to the store in showing the necessity of using two wrenches to attach and tighten the supply lines. Thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. I just installed this exact faucet today, the first time I have ever replaced a faucet, and your video made the job much easier.
@@SkyManagement Awesome! Well, please keep it up. That's why I subscribed. There are a lot of mediocre DIY videos out there that are the opposite of what I listed in my comment. If everyone used the skill and care you did in this video we would have a lot of better-maintained homes and fewer frustrated homeowners that never learned this stuff growing up. Thank you.
Excellent quality video with clear instructions. I've been putting off installing my Moen faucets for a year but it looks so easy, I think I'll do it today!
As a side note, the Oatey plumbers putty says on the label not to use it with plastic because it can degrade plastic over time. They recommend using their 100% silicone based sealant with plastic. Walmart sells a 2.8 ounce tube of GE284 100% silicone sealant at for $3.77. That was more than enough to do the drain. Oddly, the Moen instructions for this just says to use "mastic". I called Moen and they said to use silicone. My vintage concrete sink required sealing the rubber beveled ring on the bottom as well since it leaked first go around. Working with a empty cat litter tray is a good idea to catch water leaks until it's definitely sealed
Thank you for bringing that up!! historically we have used metal ones, but with more brands switching over to plastic we will have to start using silicone for sure.
Thank you, Ross, you made this installation so easy for me. I was having a difficult time with the drain tube leaking from under the sink. After learning from your expertise, I am a satisfied DIY'er. Thanks Ross.
I also had this problem. It kept leaking. Once I heard I should use a pipe wrench, I realized it was simply not tight enough. I believe the ceramics of the sink drain was not constructed properly, making a good seal difficult. Thanks for creating and posting your video! (And thanks to whomever is doing the videoing.)
I too am having a hard time getting a good seal and it keeps leaking where that black gasket goes to the sink basin. I’ve spent all day and I’m losing my patience!!!! 😢
Thank you you are amazingly help & good instructions for 1st leaning like me. So helpful for video, really appreciate your hard work & sharing it! Blessings
7/2024 here in West Texas you can’t hardly get a plumber to come to your house. They intentionally Jack up their prices to discourage you from calling them. Commercial plumbing is paying them much better. Had to do it myself and I am not a plumber. The video made it simpler.
hi, the part thats missing is connecting to the water lines from the house. my lines are too long, can i loop them to fit ? its difficult to find the exact length and you did not show that part.
Yes, you can loop them. As long as they are not kinked. if you want them to be exact, you will probably have to use the kind that you cut to the length that you want, but it is easier to just get them a little long and bend them a bit to make them work.
th-cam.com/video/O4czgDmK5Gs/w-d-xo.html Here is a link to a video we did of a kitchen faucet. it has the shutoff connections included in it at around 6:00
It depends on the type of connections you are using. Most of them are at least somewhat flexible and it’s ok to bend them as long as they are not kinked or putting too much strain on anything.
Don't tighten the water lines too much... Rule of thumb is finger tight first then about one extra turn with the wrench, otherwise you risk crushing those rubber washers, especially on the hot water side and they could start leaking after a few months.
What about showing the part where the pipe (waste assembly) goes into the drain pipe? My Moen Bathroom sink kit did not some with the plastic nut that screws into the drain side. I thought I lost it, but after looking at the Directions, it does not show it, but my old faucet/drain had a nut to prevent a possible back flow if the drain gets clogged. WS84667SRN Now another trip to the hardware store with the old broken plastic nut.
I think you are talking about where the drain assembly attaches to the P-trap. The fittings for that come with a P-trap kit (or all of the parts can be purchased separately and they are fairly inexpensive). I don’t have a specific video posted on P-trap assembly. But that gives me an idea of what to post next! Thank you :)
Be serious. "I like it mostly because lifetime warranty"? Really? You think in 10 years you will keep that receipt and will be returning the $40 faucet or ask for a "part". This is why they are giving you warranty because they know it is not worth your time to waste on the warranty claim. Maybe 1 in 10 people will ask for that and they can hassle you until you lose patience. The whole installation (and this is shown without removal of the old faucet which is likely going to be the hard part of the job) gives me idea that I really do not want this to be my faucet. There must be something easier and simpler that this "stopper" nonsense.
I clicked on my first faucet installation video and it's the exact one I want! WS84503! PS Is it ok to use slip joint pliers instead of the smaller wrench to hold down the copper lines? (I'm using a wrench for the nuts)
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Clear step by step detailed explanation of how to do it yourself, saves a lot paying technician to fix it. Your responses to feedbacks are unmatchable. Excellent job and great resourceful TH-cam page.
Thank you so much, sincerely appreciate. 🙏🏼
Thank you for the kind words 😊
It always makes our day to hear that we were able to help someone!!
Having difficulty with leak at the drainage tube where the rubber seal is, I looked at all the instructions carefully however it still leaks, what gives?
Hello, i just wanted to take a second to say thank you for this very detailed video that made me, a noob who is not handy in the slightest bit, comfortable enough to replace my bathroom faucet. Im sure I saved a lot of money by doing it myself so THANK YOU! You are a life saver, good sir!
Thanks very much. A step-by-step approach, clear and precise. You saved me a lot of time and a trip to the store in showing the necessity of using two wrenches to attach and tighten the supply lines. Thanks!
THANKS. Had problem with the drain actuator and the little clip. You got me going in the right direction. Happy wife ...happy life.
No wife no strife.
Thanks much for helping the husband with his "honey do's." Saved me some plumbing money!!
Glad we could help! Everybody likes saving money 💰
Thanks for the fully detailed installation, your a very good instructor.
Big thank you.
Just installed this faucet without a hitch thanks to your instructions 👍🏻
Your video helped me replace my first faucet. Thank you very much. The video is perfect and easy to follow
Glad we could help! We love to hear the success stories :)
You're a hero for making this video. Thank you!
Very straight forward and clear instructions. Thanks!
No problem. Glad we could help.
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. I just installed this exact faucet today, the first time I have ever replaced a faucet, and your video made the job much easier.
No problem! Love hearing the success stories :)
Awesome video!
This is a best-in-class DIY video: Concise, quality video, audio, and explanation. I appreciate the effort put into this.
Thank you for the kind words! Comments like yours help keep us motivated to continue our quest to help others :)
@@SkyManagement Awesome! Well, please keep it up. That's why I subscribed. There are a lot of mediocre DIY videos out there that are the opposite of what I listed in my comment. If everyone used the skill and care you did in this video we would have a lot of better-maintained homes and fewer frustrated homeowners that never learned this stuff growing up. Thank you.
Very good and detailed instructions 👍
Excellent quality video with clear instructions. I've been putting off installing my Moen faucets for a year but it looks so easy, I think I'll do it today!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad we could help :)
As a side note, the Oatey plumbers putty says on the label not to use it with plastic because it can degrade plastic over time. They recommend using their 100% silicone based sealant with plastic. Walmart sells a 2.8 ounce tube of GE284 100% silicone sealant at for $3.77. That was more than enough to do the drain. Oddly, the Moen instructions for this just says to use "mastic". I called Moen and they said to use silicone. My vintage concrete sink required sealing the rubber beveled ring on the bottom as well since it leaked first go around. Working with a empty cat litter tray is a good idea to catch water leaks until it's definitely sealed
Thank you for bringing that up!! historically we have used metal ones, but with more brands switching over to plastic we will have to start using silicone for sure.
What about PL sealant?
Thanks for making this vid
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Thank you so much , it s awsome to watch you. You gave so much info with details.
You are very welcome :)
We are always happy to help.
Thanks for the video, you saved me at least $150
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Thanks so much! This was a lifesaver (moen's instructions were not very good)
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Excellent.
Great demonstration, very helpful and informative. Thanks for posting.
You are welcome! Glad we could help
Thank you, Ross, you made this installation so easy for me. I was having a difficult time with the drain tube leaking from under the sink. After learning from your expertise, I am a satisfied DIY'er. Thanks Ross.
No problem! Glad I could help :) we always like getting all the positive feedback 🤗
I also had this problem. It kept leaking. Once I heard I should use a pipe wrench, I realized it was simply not tight enough. I believe the ceramics of the sink drain was not constructed properly, making a good seal difficult. Thanks for creating and posting your video! (And thanks to whomever is doing the videoing.)
I too am having a hard time getting a good seal and it keeps leaking where that black gasket goes to the sink basin. I’ve spent all day and I’m losing my patience!!!! 😢
@@vickisaczynski9030 Same here did you ever get it?
THANK YOU SIR YOU DO GOOD JOB AND GOOD VIDEO I HAVE THE SAME MODEL NUMBER AND I DIDNOT HOW TO SET IT THANKS FROM STOCKTON CALIFORNIA
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Thanks for the clear concise instructions. Wish I could access from the back like you but must torture my back from the front😌
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Thank you. It was very straight forward.
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This was really good. Thanks!
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Excellent video! Very understandable instructions.
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Awesome video..just installed mine
Enjoy it. Glad to hear it will be great im sure!
Very informative
Glad to hear it.
Life Saver - excellent video!
Great web video! It looks very professional! Keep up the excellent job!
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This helped me. Thank you
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Thank you you are amazingly help & good instructions for 1st leaning like me.
So helpful for video, really appreciate your hard work & sharing it!
Blessings
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Thank you!
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7/2024 here in West Texas you can’t hardly get a plumber to come to your house. They intentionally Jack up their prices to discourage you from calling them. Commercial plumbing is paying them much better. Had to do it myself and I am not a plumber. The video made it simpler.
Nice tutorial video!! Can I use silicone instead of plumber putty to seal up the drain ?
Yes
hi, the part thats missing is connecting to the water lines from the house. my lines are too long, can i loop them to fit ? its difficult to find the exact length and you did not show that part.
Yes, you can loop them. As long as they are not kinked. if you want them to be exact, you will probably have to use the kind that you cut to the length that you want, but it is easier to just get them a little long and bend them a bit to make them work.
th-cam.com/video/O4czgDmK5Gs/w-d-xo.html
Here is a link to a video we did of a kitchen faucet. it has the shutoff connections included in it at around 6:00
@@SkyManagement thank you i got it installed and its perfect! great video.
nice in general but need to use plumbers tape and not over tight the gasket underneath. watched another video for that
Thank you.
can I bend the hot/cold water cords because its 10 inch to water supply line and I have 12 inch cord can I bend it or will it cause leaks
It depends on the type of connections you are using. Most of them are at least somewhat flexible and it’s ok to bend them as long as they are not kinked or putting too much strain on anything.
How long are the 2 hoses?
I believe 15.7 inches. Keep in mind your faucet sticks down a little bit too. If that is not long enough you can get extensions.
@@SkyManagement ok 👍 got it thanks 😊
Yeah ty I was getting pissed, im SOL on the connectors right now have to wait for morning to go back to store now
Don't tighten the water lines too much... Rule of thumb is finger tight first then about one extra turn with the wrench, otherwise you risk crushing those rubber washers, especially on the hot water side and they could start leaking after a few months.
What about showing the part where the pipe (waste assembly) goes into the drain pipe? My Moen Bathroom sink kit did not some with the plastic nut that screws into the drain side. I thought I lost it, but after looking at the Directions, it does not show it, but my old faucet/drain had a nut to prevent a possible back flow if the drain gets clogged. WS84667SRN Now another trip to the hardware store with the old broken plastic nut.
I think you are talking about where the drain assembly attaches to the P-trap. The fittings for that come with a P-trap kit (or all of the parts can be purchased separately and they are fairly inexpensive). I don’t have a specific video posted on P-trap assembly. But that gives me an idea of what to post next! Thank you :)
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So much cheap plastic in faucets.
Yeah. But that is the way most things are going these days.
Be serious. "I like it mostly because lifetime warranty"? Really? You think in 10 years you will keep that receipt and will be returning the $40 faucet or ask for a "part". This is why they are giving you warranty because they know it is not worth your time to waste on the warranty claim. Maybe 1 in 10 people will ask for that and they can hassle you until you lose patience.
The whole installation (and this is shown without removal of the old faucet which is likely going to be the hard part of the job) gives me idea that I really do not want this to be my faucet. There must be something easier and simpler that this "stopper" nonsense.
I clicked on my first faucet installation video and it's the exact one I want! WS84503!
PS Is it ok to use slip joint pliers instead of the smaller wrench to hold down the copper lines? (I'm using a wrench for the nuts)
Yeah. I use adjustable pliers all the time. You just need to get the nuts nice and snug. you don't have to crank them down super hard.
Excellent instructions clear video and all aspects of the installation is covered. Thank You.
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Thank you.
can I bend the hot/cold water cords because its 10 inch to water supply line and I have 12 inch cord can I bend it or will it cause leaks