How to Disassemble a Faucet
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Step 1 – Figure Out The Part Which Is Giving You Problems
This is the initial and most important step. You need to figure out the problematic part in your faucet which needs to be replaced. It can be the spout or the handles.
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Step 2 – Removing The Spout
If the spout is the problematic part, it can be removed simply by loosening the lock-nut, which can be located on bottom or sometimes on the top of the spout.
Step 3 – Removing The Handle
If handle is the problematic part, you can ditch it simply by removing the index button on top of the handle to reveal the screw which holds the handle.
Step 4 – Removing The Screw
Once done, you can remove the handle by unscrewing it using a screw driver. The faucet in the video is a double handled variant but the process is same for a single handle faucet too.
Step 5 – Removing The Cartridge
Once the handle is out of the way, you can remove the cartridge. Some faucets have a separate lock-nut holding the cartridge, so please make sure you remove that too.
