Summary

Franke Davos SP3547-C Tap Valve Replacement (133.0358.167) - 1/2 Inch BSP - 54mm Height, 28 Teeth Spline - Post 2007 Cold Side Compatible Cartridge

This Franke Davos tap cartridge replacement 1427R-C cold compatible insert can be dispatched on the same working day when ordered before 3:00 PM, Monday to Friday.

Franke Davos Tap Cartridge: Technical Information

Besides the Franke Davos, this tap spare part is suitable with other kitchen taps. The original part number is 2552R and 1427R-C.

The Franke Davos tap cartridge spare has a spline teeth count of 28. The top of the spline measures 7.8mm in diameter. 11mm is the spline height. It turns 90 degrees anti-clockwise to open and closes clockwise.

Please refer to the technical diagram above for more detailed information.

Frequently Asked Questions: Franke Davos Cartridge Tap Spares

Q: Can Di Vapor expedite delivery?

A: Next day delivery is being offered with an extra fee. The total fee can be seen via checkout.

Addressing Franke Davos Tap Leaks

Leaking taps will happen sooner or later. It might be due to a number of reasons which include: wear and tear of the O-ring, a cartridge faulty, high water pressure, or corroded tailpieces. Pinpointing the source and cause of the leak is of utmost importance to be able to address the problem efficiently.

When you notice water puddling around the base of tap, the leak that developed might be caused by a damaged cartridge. In this case, replacing the Franke Davos tap cartridge is needed.

The most difficult to deal with and diagnose is the leak coming from beneath the sink. Water seeping may do harm to the flooring and should be addressed promptly. Supply pipes and the flexible supply tube must be examined if the attachment to the tailpipe has loosened. If it is loosened, tighten it using a wrench. This will stop the leak.

Should water continue to seep, investigate if the tailpipe is corroded. If that is not the case, either the shut-off valve, the supply tube, or the tap might need replacing.

Another area where a leak can occur is from the tip of the spout. A seemingly insignificant amount of water dripping will exacerbate if allowed to persist over time. High pressure in the plumbing system or a worn-out washer could be the central cause of the leak. To troubleshoot, try to reduce the water system’s pressure or change the Franke Davos tap cartridge.