Installation Guide

Rev. A 08/2018
Parts List:
1. Drain Body
2. Rubber Gasket
3. Fiber Gasket
4. Locking Nut
5. Tailpipe Washer
6. Tailpipe Nut
1. Remove old strainer from sink and scrape o any remaining putty. Remove any remaining debris or dirt
with soft cloth or paper towel from the sink.
2. Take some fresh plumber’s putty and knead the putty into a ring shape that is enough to cover around
the drain opening on the sink.
3. Place the Drain Body (#1) in the sink opening from the top and press down the drain with even pressure.
Some putty will begin to squeeze out from the side of the drain. Remove excess putty with your ngers.
Make sure the drain is sitting level in the sink.
4. From underneath the sink, remove excess putty and install Rubber Gasket (#2), Fiber Gasket (#3) and
Locking Nut (#4) onto the drain body. Use a channel lock plier or a wrench to tighten the locking Nut.
(NOTE: Do not over tighten the nut. You may need to hold the drain in place from the top of the sink to
preven the drain from slipping.)
5. Slip the Tailpipe Nut (#6) onto the tailpipe (not included) and insert the Tailpipe Washer (#7) into the
tailpipe. Connect the tailpipe to the drain body with a wrench. (NOTE: Do not over tighten the nut)
Kitchen Sink Strainer Installation Guide
Important Information
• This installation guide is subject to change without notice, please contact seller to request the most updated
version of this installation guide.
• Observe all local plumbing and building codes.
• This is only a general installation guideline, actual installation may vary. Consult a professional if necessary.
• Product drawings in this installation guide is for illustration purpose only. Actual product may vary by models.
• Read and understand this installation guide completely.
• It is recommended that the installation of this product be performed by trained and experienced installers.
• Plumers putty is recommended when installing this product.
Maintenance Guide
Please follow the cleaning material manufacturer’s instructions. Damage caused by improper treatment will not be
covered by product warranty. In addition, pay attention to the following points:
• Regular cleaning can prevent mineral build up on surface.
• Carefully read the cleaner product label to ensure the cleaner is safe for use on the material.
• Test the cleaner on a small area before using on the entire surface.
• Use a mild detergent such as liquid dishwashing soap and warm water for cleaning.
• Do not use abrasive / harsh chemical when cleaning the xture as they will damage and dull the nish.
• When using spray cleaners, spray rst onto a soft cloth or sponge. Never spray directly onto the faucet as droplets
can enter openings and gaps and cause damage.
• After cleaning, rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove any cleaner residue.
Tools Needed:
1. Safety glasses
2. Plumber’s putty
3. Channel lock plier or adjustable
wrench
1
2
3
4
5
6
kitchen sink
plumber’s putty
Tailpipe (not included)