The PTMT Sink Cock Short Spout Charcoal stands as an indispensable fixture in contemporary kitchens, offering not only efficient water flow but also a streamlined approach to daily tasks. Whether you’re washing dishes, filling pots, or rinsing vegetables, this compact faucet is engineered to maximize space and enhance convenience. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the functionality, advantages, installation process, and maintenance guidelines for the PTMT Sink Cock Short Spout Charcoal, empowering you to elevate your kitchen experience.
Product Specifications
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Body
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Engineering Material |
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Cap Handle |
Shan |
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Washer
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Rubber
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Spindle
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Derlin
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O-ring
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Nitrile Rubber
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Body Colour
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White
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Cap Colour
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Black
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Connection
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Threaded
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Product Details
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(inch) |
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Inner Pcs. |
Inner |
Mater Box Pcs. |
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½”
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15
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ESKS15
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12 |
4
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48 |
Benefits of Sink Cock Short Spout
Installation
- Begin by shutting off the main water supply to the sink area to prevent any potential leaks or mishaps during installation.
- Remove the existing faucet or tap from the sink, ensuring proper drainage to prevent water spillage.
- Thoroughly clean the sink area to eliminate any debris or residue, ensuring a pristine and smooth surface for installation.
- Position the PTMT Sink Cock Short Spout Charcoal in the desired location on the sink, aligning it with the water supply lines.
- Secure the sink cock short spout to the sink using the provided mounting hardware, ensuring a secure and stable installation.
- Connect the water supply lines to the inlet ports of the sink cock short spout, using appropriate fittings and connectors as required.
- Once installation is complete, turn on the main water supply and test the PTMT Sink Cock Short Spout Charcoal for any leaks or irregularities in water flow. Adjust as necessary to ensure proper functionality.
Maintenance
- Clean the sink cock short spout regularly with a mild detergent and soft cloth to remove any accumulated dirt or grime.
- Inspect the spout and handle periodically for signs of leaks, corrosion, or damage. Replace any worn-out components promptly to prevent water wastage and potential damage to your sink area.
- Check the water supply lines for any indications of wear or deterioration, replacing them as needed to prevent leaks or bursts.
- Lubricate the moving parts of the sink cock short spout, such as the handle or valve stem, to ensure smooth operation and prevent stiffness or corrosion over time.