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Franke Olympus Cold Valve cartridge

SKU: 364COLYM
Buy high-quality, compatible Franke Olympus Tap Valves to stop your tap from dripping from the top of the spout or leaking from the handle. Complete valve replacement kit with allen key included. Fitting instructions are available to download below.
£18.00
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PLEASE NOTE - If you have the early generation of the Olympus tap with the red and blue rings at the bottom of the lever handles, these valves will not be suitable and we do not stock the ones required.

Reliable and completely compatible with the Franke Olympus, TapSparesUK's quality, replacement cold valve/cartridge (SP3561, 1427R-C) will put an end to your tap dripping from the end of its spout.

- Valves/cartridges guaranteed for 12 months from purchase
- Quality brass and ceramic materials
- Verniers included, where required
- Shipped direct from our UK factory
- Tried and trusted by installers and consumers alike
- No quibble returns policy
- Fast, easy fit with detailed installation guides for all parts and components available to download online
- Unsure? Call our friendly, knowledgeable tech team 01603 559096 or Contact Us

This valve has also been listed on various spec sheets as 1427R, 2552R, 3561R, SP3561 or 4276R. Our replacement valve here is fully compatible with the Franke Olympus tap.

Tap Valve Measurements

  • Nut Height: 8mm
  • Splines: 28
  • Overall Height: 53mm
  • Diamater at thread: 21mm

Take care when removing your old valve - It is common for a chunky brass ring (the bush) to come out with the valve, particularly on older taps. If this happens and you can’t separate them, the brass bush will also need replacing. Please see the image below (for illustration only; your valve may differ slightly). One bush is required per valve.

Here is a link to all the spare parts we stock for the Franke Olympus Tap

See our FAQ's here for expert advice

including advice on how to replace your valve and how to separate the brass bush.

See our DIY Video here to help you replace your valve



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