Fixing a faucet with low pressure is a straightforward diagnostic process. First, unscrew the aerator tip from the end of the spout and soak it in white vinegar to dissolve calcium scale. Second, check the hot and cold supply shutoff valves under the sink to ensure they are fully open. Third, disconnect the flexible supply lines and inspect them for kinks, clogs, or trapped debris. Callout type="warning" title="Hygiene Warning": Turn off the water supply before disconnecting any plumbing lines under the sink. Verification: Reassemble the clean components and test the faucet to confirm normal water flow.
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