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Perrin & Rowe Ionian Lever Valve Cartridge Set

SKU: 053C063HIONI
Buy high-quality, compatible Perrin & Rowe Ionian Lever tap spare parts to stop your tap dripping. Complete valve replacement kit.
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Perrin & Rowe Ionian Lever Tap Valve Cartridge Set

If water is dripping from the top of the spout or around the handles, the valve cartridge may need replacing.

If your tap is dripping from the bottom of the spout, where it meets the tap body, then you will need to replace the o-rings.

Suitable for the Perrin & Rowe Ionian 4193 Lever Tap and Perrin & Rowe Ionian 4173 Lever Tap with Rinse.

How to Remove the Lever Handle and Replace the Cartridge

1. Isolate the water supply

Turn off the hot and cold water supplies to the tap. Open the tap to release any residual water pressure.

2. Remove the shroud

Unscrew the shroud anticlockwise and carefully lift it upwards, away from the tap body.

3. Remove the valve cartridge

Using a 17mm spanner or suitable adjustable spanner, carefully unscrew the valve anticlockwise and remove it from the tap body.

4. Fit the replacement valve cartridge

Insert the replacement valve into the tap body, ensuring it is correctly seated and aligned. Tighten securely using a 17mm spanner or suitable adjustable spanner. Do not overtighten.

5. Refit the shroud and lever handle

Position the shroud over the tap body and screw it clockwise until secure. Refit the lever handle and check that it operates correctly.

6. Restore the water supply

Slowly turn the hot and cold water supplies back on. Operate the tap and check carefully for leaks.

Bridge Lever Tap Valves

Important Information: Bridge Lever Tap Valves

Bridge lever tap valve opening directions

Bridge lever taps use ceramic valves differently from standard kitchen taps. On a standard tap, the handles usually sit vertically when OFF. On a bridge lever tap, the handles sit horizontally, pointing outwards, and both move inwards to turn the tap ON.

Because the handles are mounted on opposite sides of the tap, the valves must be fitted on opposite sides to ensure the handles operate in the correct direction.

The correct handle operation is:

  • Cold handle (right-hand side) turns clockwise to open.
  • Hot handle (left-hand side) turns anti-clockwise to open.

To achieve this, the valves must be fitted on opposite sides:

🔴 Hot valve (clockwise-opening valve) → fits the cold side (right)
🔵 Cold valve (anti-clockwise-opening valve) → fits the hot side (left)

If the valves are fitted on the matching side instead, the tap will still function, but the handles will operate in the wrong direction.

Valve Installation Video

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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.
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  • Premium brass and ceramic construction.
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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.

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