Replacing a kitchen sink faucet is similar to replacing a kitchen faucet, with an emphasis on compatibility with the sink. Begin by turning off the water supply and removing the old faucet by detaching the mounting nuts. Carefully install the new sink faucet, ensuring it fits properly with the sink. Connect the water supply lines and check for any leaks. Follow the manufacturer’s installation guide for best results.

Replacing a kitchen sink faucet enhances both functionality and style. Benefits include improved water control and modern design. Potential challenges involve fitting the faucet to the sink's specific design and addressing any leaks during installation. Professional installation may be necessary for complex setups or if problems arise.