Franke Eiger Replacement Valves - TapSparesUK

These are high-quality, compatible replacement parts from TapSparesUK, designed to fit Franke Eiger taps. They are not manufactured by Franke directly but are made to function as equivalents.

The brass bush is a component often found surrounding the valve. It can sometimes become stuck to the old valve when removing it. If this happens and you cannot separate them, you will need to replace the brass bush along with the valve.

You will only need to replace the brass bush if it comes out attached to your old valve and you cannot separate it, or if the bush itself appears damaged. If the old valve removes cleanly, you likely do not need to replace the bush.

These are quarter-turn ceramic valves, meaning it takes approximately 90 degrees of rotation from fully off to fully on.

The kit includes an Allen key, which is typically required for removing the tap handle screw during installation.

No, these valves are specifically designed for the Franke Eiger tap model. Using them on incompatible taps may result in leaks or damage.

Ceramic valves are generally durable. With correct installation and normal use, they should provide reliable service for several years.

Ensure the valve is correctly seated and tightened. Check if the brass bush was also replaced if it came loose with the old valve, as a damaged bush can cause leaks. Verify the valve is the correct model for your tap.

Check that the valve is not overtightened. Ensure the handle is properly secured to the valve spindle.

The valve may not be fully seated, or the tap body seal might be damaged. Try slightly tightening the valve. If the issue persists, the tap body may need further inspection or repair.