Introduction to the installation steps of the basin faucet

The first step: Take out the basin faucet and check whether all the accessories are complete. 

Once you have confirmed that all the accessories are complete, the next step is to prepare the installation area. Begin by ensuring that the basin is clean and free from any debris or old fittings. If you are replacing an old faucet, carefully remove it by loosening the nuts underneath the sink. This may require a basin wrench for hard-to-reach areas. After removing the old faucet, inspect the mounting surface for any signs of damage or corrosion. If necessary, clean the surface with a mild cleaner to create a smooth and level area for the new installation. 

Next, gather all the tools you will need for the installation process, which typically includes a wrench, screwdriver, plumber's tape, and a basin wrench. It’s also helpful to have a towel on hand to wipe up any water that may spill during the process. Once your workspace is ready and your tools are gathered, you can begin the installation by following the manufacturer's instructions closely. Usually, this involves attaching the mounting plate to the basin first, securing it with the provided screws. After that, you can position the faucet over the mounting plate and secure it in place, ensuring it is aligned properly. Remember to apply plumber's tape to the threaded ends of the water supply lines to prevent leaks when you connect them to the faucet. After everything is tightened and secured, turn on the water supply to test for any leaks and ensure the faucet operates smoothly. If everything looks good, congratulations, you've successfully installed your basin faucet!