Moen Lindor Bathroom Sink & Snappy Trap Drain Complete Install DIY
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- This video is a complete installation of the Moen Lindor 84504SRN model bathroom sink faucet and pop up drain, as well as the Snappy Trap bathroom sink drainpipe assembly.
Here is a link to the faucet*:
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Snappy trap link:
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One of the best instructional videos i have ever seen.
Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a nice comment 😊
Just installed a Moen Graeden faucet. Very similar to the Lindor. This video was a HUGE help. Thanks for the straightforward explanations.
Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment... always appreciated 👍. Great job on installing a faucet and saving some money by doing it yourself ☺️.
I’m installing two Moen Halle faucets this weekend. This was very helpful. Thank you!
super great instructions...tnx
@@michael2005002 Hi! So glad this video helped you out with your project. Thank you for watching!
Great video! Thank you so much for your time.
I’m about to install 2 Moen Graeden’s bro you’re a life saver!!!!!!!
You should look into a Snappy Trap sponsorship. I’d never heard of them before, I’ve run back and forth to HD to install so many sinks….not anymore. Thank You!!!
You are a lifesaver. Mine didn't come with directions
What a great instructional video. It made the job extremely easy. The Snappy Trap assembly I wasn't familiar with but will never buy anything else.
Excellent video, without a doubt…
This video was so helpful, I had trouble with the instructions. Thanks for the upload
Just installed the lindor faucet and used the snappy trap to replace the old one. Video was a huge help. I actuallly had trouble with very low pressure to the hot side. So I replaced the inlet valve and still had trouble. I then took out the hot valve from another lindor box that was to be installed in the other bathroom sink. Ended up being the brand new hose from Home Depot. really kicked my butt. thanks for the video.
Fantastic Video, Well done. Instructions are methodical and explicit. Video portion is superb and demonstrates exactly how the steps will progress.
I am about to install 2 MOEN Graeden widespread faucets in my master bath sink. This video should make the job much easier! Very nice instructional video
Awesome !Very detailed ,professional,well explained and informative video!
Thanks, you explained something that no other cared to mention!
Hi Ron! Thank you so much for watching this video and leaving such a nice compliment...always appreciated! 👍
GREAT VIDEO..... Helped me a lot..... Thanks
Thanks dad
Worked beautifully, thank you.
Most helpful nugget was expalnation of the line hookup. I wonder how many get it wrong the first time? Thanks.
Great video!
Thank you. Thank you
Woooow goood explanation..thanks
Great video , thank you! I just don't trust those plastic quick connects on the mixer connection. Flood in the making. Unfortunately ALL the facets today use them but still looking !
Followed video to your detailed instructions and went very smoothly on install.Rubber cone gasket still has minute leak (only a couple of drips)Any suggestions to get the gasket to fully seal.?Thanks for the great video.
Hi! Thank you for watching. I find that if there is a very small leak, it might be that the gasket hasn't been tightened enough. Usually, a slight additional 1/4 turn will do the trick. If that doesn't fix the leak, you may want to back off the gasket and start over...might be a slight cross-threading issue. Hope that helps 👍
Thank you
@@YouCanDoIt2.tighten a little more and I think it sealed .👍🏻
@@TC-to9jh Great to hear!!!...You Can Do It👍
Thanks sir
Gracias papa
Thx for the video.
One of the hardest parts is tightening the the 32mm nut on each of the cold and hot. There is not a lot of room to get a wrench on things. Would be great if the video explained how that was accomplished.
It comes with a plastic piece which is it’s “own” wrench, mine was gray plastic wrench about 12” long or so, one side is for the bottom of the faucet nut and the other is for the bottom of the faucet itself, in the directions it shows you you can put a screw driver in it to turn it to act like a T handle
@@JustinMentionedIt Mine came with a tool, but it was only for the 9/16" (maybe 5/8") nut. There was not one 32mm nut (1.25") nut.
Everything is obvious and this was the exact same question I had. Of course all the videos will leave the most important part out.
My sink doesn't seem to have an air gap?
Well explained
I'm ending up with a small gap between the faucet handle and the countertop. Is this a matter of tightening more or of adding some sort of sealant?
For me the popup drain keep leaking . The rubber gasket in the botton doesn’t seal completely, it seems to big for the sink hole. What do you recommend?
Hi. That's a bummer on the leak. There's a fair amount of washers/gaskets that can be interchanged for adjusting to different sink openings. What I find when there's a slow leak is that I just need to give the nut another turn and it usually stops the leak. I had someone else with the same problem contact me through this video and I recommended the same thing. He responded back later that he gave it another quarter turn and the leak stopped. Be careful to not overturn the nut, you don't want to crack your sink. I hope this information helps 👍.
Did you use any silicone/plumber's putty on the faucet as directed in the instructions?
What did you end up doing? I have same question.
@@joetito7130 I used the putty to be safe. Works great.
What creates a seal on the handles? I didn’t see any gaskets
The round metal washers under the handles has an up side. The bottom side of those washers has a groove that sealant is applied to in place of a gasket. I would rather have a gasket but oh well.
The nuts holding the valves are not easily tightened on this design. Assume you used a basin wrench or crows foot?
Yes and no. I have a good grip and have no problem hand tightening them. These are all plastic and could get damaged easily if you use channel locks or similar wrenching devices. The snappy trap has very good seals for the purpose of being able to install the entire system by hand. If your grip is not strong enough to hand tighten these, then possibly a final twist with channel locks or wrenches is required. However, the system is not designed for the requirement of such tools. That is what makes it universal for most users.
@@YouCanDoIt2 Plastic? The shank stem is metal. Nut is metal. Plate above is metal and so is the clip. Hand tight will not hold. This was definitely a stupid design.
Thank you very much 🎈🎈help me do my sink 🎈🎈Thank you.
Followed all instructions on this model. Unfortunately the Hot water valve does not work, it is always open. Remove handle and try to find a close position. But never shoot of the water. Defective.
Having same problem here what was your fix/solution
@@kjowl-3 Returned the item. It was defective and got another one and that one worked fine.
@@totalchips6547 damn I just fixed mine my dad put it so the little threads that the red plastic part is was just turned or something and then instead of it facing out he had it face towards like you as if you opened it and for whatever reason it worked I was struggling for the last two hours lol
I'm putting in the same drain but mine keeps leaking. I've re seated it a couple times with the same results. Help!!!
Hi Anton, sorry to hear that. Have you used a wrench to tighten it a few more twists? If you are using the exact same faucet, you should have rubber seals /rings that sit above and below the drain so that as you tighten the washer and nut up to the bottom of the sink the rubber seals / rings should prevent water leakage. I hope this information helps.
@@YouCanDoIt2 nope, ended up using putty but still leaking from the bottom big seal. These things are garbage. I've done dozens of sinks and tubs and never had the bs experience I've had with this particular Moen drain. Garbage 0/10
Anyone else have the gray plastic spigot tube just come out? I called Moen, they promise a call back 4 days from now! I'm hoping I can figure out a way to get the tube back into the spigot... everything appeared to be working right then it started leaking, I was checking the push connections and the spigot tube just slid out, no pressure/pulling... aggravating!!!