TapSparesUK - Genuine Rangemaster Aquatrend TRE1BL Spout

Genuine Rangemaster Aquatrend TRE1BL Spout - Matt Black 3218R 3979R

A leaking or loose kitchen tap spout doesn’t always mean replacing the whole tap. In most cases, the spout can be easily removed and replaced, making it a quick and cost-effective repair.

Please note: This spout is supplied with a matt black aerator to match the spout finish. If you prefer the original chrome aerator, it can be purchased separately, or you can re-use your existing aerator.

Includes the O-Ring Kit 1425R and Black Aerator 1263R.
Requires a 2.5mm allen key to tighten new grub screw
Genuine Spare Part from the Manufacturer of the Rangemaster Aquatrend Tap
Important: Please retain your original grub screw for use with your new spout in case you have an earlier version.

3926R vs 3218R Kitchen Tap Spout

⚠️ Important Information

This is the latest version of the 3926R Spout and is the one the manufacturer now recommends, no matter how old your tap is.

If you are replacing an older spout, don't worry if the new one looks a little different. The original spout (part 3218R) had 3 O-rings, was slightly shorter where it fits into the tap body, and didn't have the plastic bearing ring.

The new replacement spout (part 3926R) has 4 O-rings, a slightly longer section that fits into the tap, and an added plastic bearing ring. These changes were made by the manufacturer to give the spout better support, a smoother swivel action, and a more secure fit.

Rest assured: The new spout is fully compatible with all older taps. Even if it doesn't look exactly the same as the one you are replacing, it has been designed to fit perfectly and is simply an improved version.

How to change a Kitchen Tap Spout

1. Turn off the water supply to the tap.

2. Using a 2mm or 2.5 mm Allen key, loosen and remove the grub screw located at the rear of the tap body that secures the spout. Alternatively, if your tap has a locking nut at the base of the spout, simply turn the locking nut anti-clockwise to loosen it.

3. Carefully lift the spout straight upwards. If the spout has not been removed for some time, it may be tight due to limescale or worn seals. Gently twist the spout while pulling upwards until it comes free.

4. Clean the inside of the tap body to remove any dirt, debris, or limescale.

5. Lightly lubricate the new O-rings with a silicone-based plumber's grease. Do not use petroleum-based grease like vaseline, as this can damage the rubber seals.

6. Carefully insert the spout back into the tap body, ensuring it is fully seated and rotates smoothly.

7. Refit and tighten the grub screw to secure the spout. Do not overtighten, as this may damage the screw or restrict the movement of the spout.

8. Turn the water supply back on and check for any leaks around the base of the spout. Rotate the spout several times to ensure it moves freely and the seals are seated correctly.

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