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To start you will need a one-inch mounting hole in your sink top. Decide where you want the dispenser and use a hole saw for cutting metal to cut the opening. Don't forget to wear safety goggles while you're working. |
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These dispensers come with all of the parts that you will need. Simply lay them out so they're easily accessible. |
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Apply a bead of plumbers putty to the underside of the top part of the dispenser assembly. |
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Slip the top part of the dispenser assembly through the hole and secure it underneath with the washers and nuts provided. |
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Once it is secure, slide the soap container onto the shank under the sink. These containers come in both plastic and metal varieties, so be sure that you read the directions for any variations. |
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If necessary, assemble the plunger and valve assembly. The only thing you may have to do depending upon the model is to insert the supply tube into the cylinder. |
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The final step is to tighten the base of the pump to the sink top. |
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That's it for installation, to fill the dispenser, remove the pump assembly, pour in your favorite liquid soap and replace the pump. |
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