Hudson Reed 3/​4" Ceramic Disk Flow Cartridge On and Off for Triple Shower Valves (Hot Side - Anti-Clockwise Close) - HUDSON-FLOW-R

Summary

Hudson Reed 3/4" Ceramic Disk Flow Cartridge On and Off for Triple Shower Valves (Hot Side - Anti-Clockwise Close)

The Hudson Reed 3/4 inch ceramic disk flow cartridge is suitable with:

• BTSVT003 Hudson Reed Triple Concealed Shower Valve
• A3003, ART3211, REI3411, and TSVT003 Hudson Reed Triple Thermostatic Shower Valve
• A3057 and QueV53 Premier Triple Thermostatic Shower Valve

Hudson Reed flow cartridge replacement part that will fit shower valves with three control knobs. Before making an order, please do ensure that the measurements of this cartridge stated above are similar to the one you have been using. The dimensions are accurate as provided by our supplier and representative of the part shown in the photographs.

The cold side counterpart of this cartridge is the HUDSON-FLOW.

How to Change the Flow Cartridge on a Three Way Hudson Reed Shower Valve?

Triple shower valves are of the concealed valve type. The Hudson Reed flow cartridge replacement process will depend on the shower valve model you own.

• Normally, replacing the cartridge involves taking out the decorative indices found on the center of the handles. If there are no indices – like the ART3211 – the securing grub screw can be found on the top part of the handles. Unscrew the screws to release the handle.
• Remove the parts found under the handle and the concealing plate. Undo the screw-in hot side flow cartridge.
• Use a small amount of silicone grease to cover the O-ring of the replacement Hudson Reed flow cartridge and introduce it in the valve seat. Then reconstruct the valve handle.

Leaking Tap? Conserve water and save money by fixing your tap.

One of the main causes of drips is a damaged cartridge or strained seals. Cracks will develop on the cartridge brass barrel when water pressure goes beyond the recommended level and the usual damage arising from everyday use. Wear and tear also affect the O-ring seals of the cartridge.

Leaking taps. It may seem like a small-scale issue but costs and water wastage will accrue the longer it is allowed to persist. Often it starts small but will get worse with time. In Britain alone, a minimum of 550 million gallons of water per year is wasted due to leaking taps. It can cost a typical household at least £100 more annually in water and gas bills. For this reason, drips must be addressed with immediacy.