Remove Stuck Bathroom Sink Drain Flange - Spinning
Removal of flange or collar on a bathroom sink drain that are stuck or spinning. 3 ways to remove the flange from the corroded drain body assembly.
When replacing a sink drain, often the top of the sink's drain aka collar or flange will be stuck on the top of the drain. If you have a dremel or a tool with a cutting wheel, it's best just to cut the drain above the pivot rod nut and then remove the flange from the top of the sink. If the retaining nut on the bottom of the sink's drain hasn't been loosened, sometimes if that nut is held with a wrench and the drain is spun, the flange will break loose. The flange in the video was there for about 33 years and was fused to the drain body.
There is a Know How Now video showing how to replace a bathroom sink faucet and also one to replace the drain.
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