McAlpine Basket Strainer Waste - BWSTSS

You may need a wrench or pliers to tighten the fixing ferrule and connect the waste fitting to the drainpipe. Plumber's tape can also be useful for ensuring a watertight seal.

Remove the basket strainer from the waste fitting and rinse it under running water. Use a brush to remove any trapped debris. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.

BSP stands for British Standard Pipe. It's a standard thread size used in plumbing, and in this case, it refers to the 1 1/2" connection size.

First, tighten the fixing ferrule. If that doesn't work, check the seals for any damage and replace them if necessary. Ensure all connections are properly aligned and tightened.

Yes, this waste fitting is suitable for use in both kitchen and bathroom sinks with a compatible 1 1/2" BSP connection.

Yes, the stem ball plug is replaceable. Contact McAlpine or a plumbing supplier for a replacement if needed.

Check and ensure the flange is properly seated and tightened. Re-tighten the fixing ferrule, ensuring the seal is compressed correctly. If the problem persists, check the seal for damage and replace it if necessary.

Remove and clean the basket strainer to remove any trapped debris. Check the drainpipe for any blockages and clear them.

Ensure the threads on the ferrule and the waste fitting are clean. Apply a small amount of plumber's tape to the threads to help with sealing and tightening.