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Semi pedestal basin
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For better access, you will need to remove the pedestal - you can do that, by finding some way to prop the weight of the basin on something, maybe a length of timber. Post some photos of the underside of the tap, and it's connection.
Pedestals are usually loose, they just support the basin - so to remove the pedestal it would need to be supported whilst you work with it removed..
If a semi ped it can be held up with spring clips with access I think from below or up high.
So it may just pull forward?
It should move and then you'll see the hooks on springs.
There will be springs with hooks.
On the spring is a white plastic collar.
There's one on each side.
Rotate the collar ACW and it will slacken the spring.
You can then remove the hooks from the holes, while supporting the ceramic and lift it away.
On the spring is a white plastic collar.
There's one on each side.
Rotate the collar ACW and it will slacken the spring.
You can then remove the hooks from the holes, while supporting the ceramic and lift it away.
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