GROHE 45882000 1/2 Inch Quarter-Turn Ceramic Tap and Shower Cartridge Anti-Clockwise Opening
The GROHE 45882000 is a nominal 1/2 inch ceramic headpart cartridge for the flow controls of specified GROHE taps and shower valves. It opens anti-clockwise and closes clockwise through a quarter turn.
The headpart controls water flow using ceramic sealing discs. It is used in the individual controls of selected two-handle kitchen and basin mixers, pillar taps, concealed basin mixer bodies and shower valves. It is a flow-control component, not a thermostatic temperature-control cartridge.
| Part number | 45882000 |
|---|---|
| Part type | ceramic headpart / flow-control cartridge |
| Nominal size | 1/2 inch |
| Operating movement | 90 degrees / quarter turn |
| Opening direction | anti-clockwise |
| Closing direction | clockwise |
| Stop arrangement | right-hand stop |
| Sealing mechanism | ceramic sealing discs |
| Headpart spanner size | 17 mm |
| Shortened headpart references used in servicing diagrams | 45 882 and 45882 |
Select this headpart by the exact fitting model, production version, handle arrangement and opening direction. It is not exclusively a hot-side or cold-side cartridge: its position depends on the fitting and the handles installed. Some cross-handle arrangements use 45882000 on both supplies. The nominal 1/2 inch designation is not an outside-diameter measurement and does not establish fit on its own.
Choose the associated components for your exact fitting. An opposite-rotation headpart, cartridge seat and handle connection set serve different purposes and are not required for every installation.
Symptom: water continues dripping from the tap spout or shower head after the control has been turned off. Likely cause: the flow-control headpart or its associated seals may no longer be shutting off correctly. Solution: identify the affected control, check the headpart and sealing surfaces, and replace the faulty component after confirming the exact part required.
Before servicing, isolate the relevant hot and cold water supplies and follow the instructions for the complete fitting. Check the condition of the associated seals and seat, refit the handle in the correct operating position, and check for leaks after restoring the water supply. Do not force the control beyond its quarter-turn stops.
For help identifying an uncertain fitting, contact our part identification service with photographs of the complete tap or shower valve, the removed cartridge and any model or part markings.
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