How to repair leakage in any sink

 

Repairing the linkage in a sink typically involves addressing issues with the sink stopper or pop-up assembly. Here's a general guide:

Clear the Area:

Ensure there's no standing water in the sink. If needed, use a bucket or towels to remove excess water.

Access the Linkage:

Under the sink, locate the linkage connecting the lift rod to the stopper or pop-up assembly.

Inspect for Debris:

Check for any debris or hair that might be causing the linkage to jam. Clean out any blockages.

Adjustment and Tightening:

Repairing the linkage in a sink typically involves addressing issues with the sink stopper or pop-up assembly. Here's a general guide:

Sometimes, the linkage may be misaligned. Adjust the connections and tighten any loose nuts or screws.

Replace Worn Parts:

If parts of the linkage are damaged or worn, consider replacing them. Common parts include the pivot rod, clevis strap, and pop-up assembly.

Lubrication:

Apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant to moving parts for smoother operation.

Reassemble:

Put everything back together in the reverse order of disassembly, ensuring a secure connection.

Test the Sink:

Test the sink by operating the lift rod or lever to check if the stopper or pop-up moves freely.