how do you install this drain?
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ok, thanks for responses! Bought 2 units for 2 sinks and neither package has directions, and plastic washers/seals, not rubber. That was my confusion. Looked at drains at Home Depot and they all had rubber seals. Apparently thinks were changed. Thanks.
1866980
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...
1866981
Standard install. Remove large retaining nut and rubber washer. Roll some plumbers putty into a small pliable snake 1/4 inch or so in diameter 5" long. Push putty onto the vessel sink drain area. Drop the drain into the hole, install rubber seal and retaining nut to the underside of the sink and snug. Wipe off the excess plumbers putty and put sink into the top of your vanity... Then the hard part starts...... The plumbing! Good luck.
1866982
I agree with the other two responses. The drain goes in like any other drain. I am on about my third installation, though, because the first two had the support that holds the popup rot off after a couple years use each. I almost gave up on the pop-up and just went with an open drain, but the third one seems to be holding up so far.
1645118
You need to get this at a hardware store. Don't know if the they will sell the ring separate . I have seen drain popups for sale on Ebay
2198780
First, your sink must have a recessed hole for the drain to sit in, use the thin gasket first, insert drain. from the bottom install the rubber gasket with the lip , the lip goes up to the sink, than the last gasket than nut. If your sink is correct the drain will be flush with the sink.
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If I remember correctly, there isn't any drain included. I purchased a moen pop-up drain to go with my faucet. This sink has an overflow hole so you want to make sure you get one that is compatible with that. I found that between reading the product info and talking to moen customer service I was able to pick out all the right parts online.
2171707
It takes a standard drain. I bought a black one from my Menards store and it matched perfectly.
1949228
The mounting hardware is included. The drain is not and does not come with a faucet.
1594806
Comes with the drain, stopper and gaskets for installation. Sink is very heavy so be sure to have cross braces installed to help support the weight.
2156422
No but there are indications of where to drill the drain holes. This is easily done!
432985
The drain on mine is on the end, right at the bottom on the filler side.jeff
1386631
Sorry, I did not perform the installation; I had a plumber do it. He did not seem to have any trouble getting it installed. I guess practice make it look easy!
1433977
You would normally use the drain pin. Only time youe need to remove the clear housing is if it's visually dirty.
319571
all you do is put plumbers putty under top flange , slide it through sink tighten nut and washer from bottom , unscrew tailpiece out of drain put plumbers compound on threads and tighten . the drain is a push to seal and push again to open drain , top cap also unscrews
621939
It comes with a flexible drain, but I don't think you could connect anything to that. You may want to just connect some type of hose to it....if you're a "handyman" I'm sure you can do it.
502867
Unplug it. Disconnect the exhaust hose from the back. Roll it to a basin (shower basin, bathtub, back lawn). Unscrew the drain plug toward the bottom of the back of the unit, pull the rubber stopper, and let the water flow. Tilt back to make sure you get all the water. While you're already at the drain site, slide out the front filter, and rinse it clean. replace filter, replace rubber stopper, screw the drain plug back on, roll back into place, reconnect exhaust hose, plug back in, turn on, reset the thermostat (It will lose its settings when you unplug it).
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Would you believe I had to go look? Ha. There is just one drain hole and it is about the size of a quarter, positioned just off center. It has a screw in plug if needed. Hope this helps.
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The drain system came with it. We didn't have to buy anything else to install it.
1411242
If I understand your question correctly, a pop-up drain assembly comes with the faucet so that you can replace the pop-up drain in the bottom of the sink. My old one was chrome, so I replaced it with the bronze-colored one so it would match the faucet. There is also a pull up lever included that goes in the back of the faucet, to open and close the drain. I hope this is helpful.