Summary

Franke Bern SP3308 Tap Valve Cartridge Spare (133.0358.053) - Hot Side (3749R-H & 3308R-H) - Compatible Cartridge made from March 2010 onwards.

Technical Information: Franke Bern Tap Valve Replacement

The SP3308 tap valve cartridge spare part – hot – is suitable for the Franke Bern swivel spout kitchen taps. This is a compatible hot replacement cartridge. It has a teeth spline count of 28. It opens with a clockwise 1/4 turn. Turn counterclockwise to close.

Please see the technical diagram above for more detailed information.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Franke Bern Tap Valve Replacement Cartridge SP3308 Compatible

Q: What are the indications a tap cartridge needs to be replaced?

A: An issue with regulating the water’s temperature or water starts to drip from the tap’s spout might be indications your kitchen tap’s cartridge needs replacing.

This Franke Bern tap valve cartridge replacement - hot side - can be dispatched on the same working day when ordered before 3:00 PM, Monday to Friday.

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Investigating Kitchen Tap Leaks: Does Your Franke Bern Tap Valve SP3308 Need to be Replaced?

Leaks from a faucet may come from its spout or from some other inconspicuous place. It may be caused by dilapidated O-rings or a damaged cartridge. If you notice or suspect water is seeping from your tap, look into these three areas around your kitchen sink fixture:

The Spout

A small leak from a tap’s spout might seem trivial. But over time, the leak tends to worsen. There are several causes connected to a leaking spout. One cause is a damaged washer; another is high pressure in the plumbing system. To remedy the situation, the valve has to be replaced or reduce the water pressure.

Base of the Tap

Even an insignificant amount of water pooling on the circumference of the faucet base is a sign of leakage around this area. The leak happens when the faucet is in use and a worn-out O-ring could be the reason. If changing the O-ring does not work, it may be necessary to change the tap’s cartridge.

Under the Sink

Since leaks originating from under the kitchen sink drips onto the floor, it can be detrimental to a home’s flooring. To identify the source of the leakage, check the connections of the water supply pipes, tubes, and valves. Once the source is spotted, tighten the fitments to put an end to the leak. In case the leak persists, the supply tube, the shut-off valve, or the tap itself needs to be replaced.