What do you do if the drain is not in the right place on the base?
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It is hard to tell the exact nature of the question. The floor of the shower has the drain per-drilled, so as the shower enclosure is installed, the position of the drain plumbing has to be mated - be in the exact position - of where it is expected by the per-drilled floor pan.
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You will have to relocate your existing drain to match the base. I had the same issue where I had to use a jackhammer and tear up the concrete foundation around the old drain and then redo the pipe to accommodate the correct placement for the base.
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I have the same issue. I think it is some flaw in the design of the way the bowl and drain connect through the counter top. I have tried several ways to correct the problem, but no luck.
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The drain is on the left side facing back. It is grooved into the corner of the machine so the hose aims backwards and is mid ways up. Hope this helps.
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..check on how level your griddle is..sounds like it's flowing away from the side grease spout is on..if you get it exactly level, you can just scrape it towards the drain..have it just slightly forward..
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push once to close the drain push twice to open the drain just make sure if its overflow ready or not to keep from draining water on the floor
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I had the same issue here with the system making a loud bubbling sound when it is operating. The solution was to open up the hole in the drain to 3/8", so it matches the exit opening in the drain saddle. Initially, I had followed the assembly instructions and only drilled a 1/4" hole, however, this creates a small cavity between the black 3/8 drain hose and the 1/4 hole in your drain. Water and air accumulate there and create nice bubbler and its sound is amplified through the drain pipe. Now, with the enlarged 3/8 drain hole and making sure it is lined up with the drain saddle, I don I had the same issue here with the system making a loud bubbling sound when it is operating. The solution was to open up the hole in the drain to 3/8", so it matches the exit opening in the drain saddle. Initially, I had followed the assembly instructions and only drilled a 1/4" hole, however, this creates a small cavity between the black 3/8 drain hose and the 1/4 hole in your drain. Water and air accumulate there and create nice bubbler and its sound is amplified through the drain pipe. Now, with the enlarged 3/8 drain hole and making sure it is lined up with the drain... » Read More I had the same issue here with the system making a loud bubbling sound when it is operating. The solution was to open up the hole in the drain to 3/8", so it matches the exit opening in the drain saddle. Initially, I had followed the assembly instructions and only drilled a 1/4" hole, however, this creates a small cavity between the black 3/8 drain hose and the 1/4 hole in your drain. Water and air accumulate there and create nice bubbler and its sound is amplified through the drain pipe. Now, with the enlarged 3/8 drain hole and making sure it is lined up with the drain saddle, I don « Show Less
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I have never had this problem with this Drain. I would suggest making sure it is tightened down enough so that it is flush with the bottom of the bowl
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Is the screen inplace when you look into the spout? If it is, then try and ensure that the connection hoses under the sink straight.
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You should have instructions that came along with them. I'm not near my drain but you basically put it in the drain hole and tighten the nut from the bottom, make sure the rubber seal goes against the sink bottom. Don't forget the plumbers putty...see what EadtCoastPete said...
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Just add a second drain on the bottom and the water drains away from the sink
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The drain hole is located on the side about 2-3 inches above the bottom. You will have to pour any remaining water out.
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Same place where you fill it.The base is a P.O.S.It will probably crack over time,and with extended use, and drain itself,unfortunately.Mine did.
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Hmm, I don't think that would work. We have a small drawer under the drain board portion, but I've never looked under the drawer to see what's going on under there ... but I do know that our dishwasher, which is on the other side, is installed flush to the bottom of the countertop, while the drain board on this sink is below the bottom of the countertop ... but maybe by only an inch or so. I'll look tonight and let you know what I think (if someone else doesn't know the real answer!).
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open the round cap on the bottom....it's hard so use a screw driver or something else.....fill with water or sand (i used water,cheaper and equally efffective)...put cap back on.....also its heavy so have the base close to wherever it's going to be...good luck
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Honestly, the sink is at our weekend home and I can't go look at it but I THINK the drain is in the exact middle - so I can't imagine what problem it would create to flip it around. Maybe ask Elkay for sure? We love it.
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Make sure that when you press on the cover for a tight seal then tilt towards the drainage part. Most if not all the water should be drained. Works great!
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I would imagine you need to run a drainage pump to the drain hole or use a water pump to drain it. It is as hard as a pond form that you put in the ground.