TapSparesUK Genuine Aerator - 1263R - Bronze

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The TapSparesUK Genuine Aerator 1263R in bronze is designed specifically for owners of the Howdens Victorian tap (model TAP4826) who need to restore smooth water flow and maintain a cohesive aesthetic. This component serves as a direct replacement part to fix splash issues and degraded flow quality, though users should ensure their specific tap model is compatible with the 1263R specification before purchase to guarantee a proper fit.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1263R |
| Brand | TapSparesUK |
No, this is specifically designed for the Howdens Victorian TAP4826 model. Please verify your tap model number before purchase.
This is a replacement aerator component; ensure your existing housing is in good condition to receive the new insert.
Depending on your water hardness, you should check and clean the aerator every 3 to 6 months to prevent scale buildup.
It is recommended to hand-tighten the aerator. If pliers are necessary, use a soft cloth to protect the bronze finish from scratches.
It will improve water flow quality and aeration, but if you have low pressure throughout your home, the aerator will not resolve the underlying supply issue.
Ensure the aerator is screwed on tightly and the internal washer is seated correctly to prevent side-leaking.
Check that the threads on your tap spout are not damaged or filled with debris; clean the spout threads thoroughly.
To install the 1263R aerator, ensure the water supply is off. Carefully unscrew the existing aerator cap from the end of the spout—use a cloth and pliers if the cap is tight to avoid scratching the bronze finish. Clean any debris from the spout threads before screwing on the new aerator by hand. Do not overtighten, as this can damage the internal seals. For maintenance, periodically soak the aerator in a mild descaling solution to remove mineral deposits and prolong the lifespan of the mesh.