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Posted on Feb 25, 2010

I have never done it before, so I need step by step directions in removing an old blanco single handle faucet and now putting in the new one

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Turn your water supply off to the existing faucet.
With a crescent wrench and plyers remove the supply tubes from the shut off valves.
Unthread the sprayer hose that is attached to the brass connector under neath your faucet in the cabinet.
Unthread the lock nut and fastening plate which is on the same brass fitting as your spray hose.
Remove faucet from the sink.
Reinstall the new faucet in the reverse order.

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