[Gomets14]

Looking to remove this sink, after disconnecting the faucets, do I need to unscrew the bolt with the arrow pointing to it and then lift The sink out. Or is there something different i need to disconnect?

Thank you

 

[Ghostmaker]

Just unscrew the P trap.

 

[Gomets14]

Just unscrew the P trap.

Where exactly am I unscrewing?

 

[chandler48]

Point the arrow down and the next nut on the pipe will release the tailpiece from the trap.

 

[Gomets14]

Point the arrow down and the next nut on the pipe will release the tailpiece from the trap.

Got it, so this photo where I’m point is where to detach it?

 

[dj3]

Yes. You will need a large adjustable wrench.

 

[huesmann]

Why? Those collars should only be hand-tight.

 

[bruceb3]

They may have been hand tight originally, but probably not now. Use a pair of Channellocks to loosen the nut. You have to disconnect the hot and cold water lines to the faucet and disconnect the trap. Carefully cut the caulk and remove any retainer brackets (if any) holding the sink to the counter and the sink should come out. be careful that the formica doesnt delaminate.

 

[Gomets14]

They may have been hand tight originally, but probably not now. Use a pair of Channellocks to loosen the nut. You have to disconnect the hot and cold water lines to the faucet and disconnect the trap. Carefully cut the caulk and remove any retainer brackets (if any) holding the sink to the counter and the sink should come out. be careful that the formica doesnt delaminate.

So just to confirm this is where I’m disconnecting it correct?

 

[jmon]

Yes, loosen there and that tailpiece should just pull right out.