How to Replace a Kitchen Faucet with Two Handles | The Home Depot

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Follow these steps for your faucet installation:

0:04 Prepare your workspace
0:19 Turn off power
0:38 Turn off water
1:24 Disconnect water supply lines
2:20 Remove faucet connections
3:16 Use these faucet removal tools if needed
4:12 Remove old faucet
5:07 Determine your needs
5:37 Choose a new faucet
7:19 Anchor the two handle faucet
8:00 Connections below the sink
8:55 Connect water supply lines
9:30 Install the sprayer (optional)
10:30 Turn on water
11:09 Flush the lines

Kitchen styles and decor change all the time. Updating your faucet is a quick and easy way to refresh the look of your kitchen while also taking advantage of new faucet features.

Sometimes replacing your faucet is less about looks and more about function. A constant drip or leak can be frustrating and costly. Follow along to learn how to easily fix a leaking faucet.

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[lindseysummers]

I had to replace my kitchen faucet years ago. It has a drip in it, so I went to replace the cartridge on the hot water side. Little problem #1: The retention nut crumbled when I removed it. Little problem #2: I cannot find replacement parts (sorry, we no longer carry that model). So, my day just got a lot more interesting. And expensive.