My kitchen sink air admittance valve is leaking, and I'd like to replace it.
I've found DIY instructions online to install one in the first place, but not to replace one that's already there.
What would I need to do to replace this?
My kitchen sink air admittance valve is leaking, and I'd like to replace it.
I've found DIY instructions online to install one in the first place, but not to replace one that's already there.
What would I need to do to replace this?
Unless someone was an idiot and used glue/adhesive, then it should be the same as replacing a light bulb.
Might need a rubber strap wrench to turn it off.
Once off, block the hole with old rag/plastic bag over the top, and take the old one to the store for replacement.
Get the same size diameter threads for easy replacement without needing adapters.
It is two part assembly.
Both are just hand tied, so no tools needed.
Unscrew the top part (counter-clock) and replace with new one.
Under the assumption, no glue was used.