Franke Triflow Olympus Valve Cartridge Set

Franke Triflow Olympus Valve Cartridge Set – Pack of 3

Restore your Franke Triflow Olympus kitchen tap to proper working order with this set of three fully compatible replacement valves/cartridges from TapSparesUK.

If your tap is dripping from the top of the spout, worn or faulty valves may be the cause. Replacing the valves can help stop the dripping and restore the correct operation of your tap, without the need to replace the entire tap.

If your tap is dripping from the base of the spout, where it meets the tap body, then you may need to replace the O-Rings.

Important Compatibility Information – Please Read Before Ordering

These replacement valves are designed for the original Franke Triflow Olympus tap, which was discontinued in 2011 and replaced by the Franke Filterflow Olympus range.

Although the two taps look similar, they use different spare parts. It is essential to identify your tap correctly before ordering.

The easiest way to distinguish between the two models is to check the markings on top of the handle levers:

Franke Triflow Olympus: Coloured dots – red, green and blue.
Franke Filterflow Olympus: Etched letters – H (Hot), F (Filtered) and C (Cold).

If you have the Filterflow Olympus model, you can find spare parts here: Filterflow Olympus Valves.

How To Replace Your Tap Valve

Replacing a tap valve is usually a quick and simple repair. Always turn off the water supply before starting.

1. Remove the handle
The handle is usually secured by a grub screw underneath the lever or a screw hidden behind the hot/cold indicator on the side of the lever. Remove the screw and gently pull the handle off.

2. Remove the valve cover / shroud if applicable
If your tap has a valve cover or shroud, unscrew and remove it.

3. Remove the old valve
Using a suitable spanner, turn the valve anticlockwise and remove it. If it is very tight, use a descaling solution, white vinegar, lemon juice or WD-40 to help loosen it. Allow it time to work before trying again. If a brass bush is fitted and comes out with the old valve, don't worry. It can usually be separated from the valve. If not, replacement bushes are available from us. Take care not to damage the threads.

4. Fit the new valve
Before fitting, compare the new valve with the old one to check the length, thread, splines and opening direction. Screw the new valve in by hand first to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with a suitable spanner. Do not overtighten.

5. Refit the handle and test
With the valve fully closed, refit the handle in its normal off position, making sure it is correctly aligned. Secure the handle and slowly turn the water back on. Check that the tap operates smoothly and the dripping has stopped.

Why Buy from TapSparesUK

For over 40 years, TapSpares UK has been designing and manufacturing quality kitchen taps and replacement tap parts. As one of the UK's leading specialists in replacement valves, cartridges, bushes and tap spares, we help homeowners, plumbers and installers repair leaking and dripping taps quickly and cost-effectively. Our parts are manufactured using premium brass and ceramic components for long-lasting performance, helping you save money while reducing waste.

Over 40 years of industry expertise.
12-month guarantee on all parts.
Premium brass and ceramic construction.
Vernier adaptors included where required.
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Trusted by plumbers, installers and homeowners nationwide.
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We stock replacement parts for many leading kitchen tap brands, including Perrin & Rowe, Franke, Abode, John Lewis, Howdens, Wren, CDA, Bristan, San Marco and Carron Phoenix.

Not sure which tap spare part you need? Send images of your tap and/or valve via our Identify my tap form.