TapSparesUK Howdens Calaggio Replacement Valve Cartridge - Bronze - Hot


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This guide is for homeowners experiencing dripping Howdens Calaggio taps in a bronze finish. The key benefit is a high-quality, compatible valve cartridge replacement that stops drips and restores tap functionality. A potential caveat is ensuring you are purchasing the correct hot water valve for your specific tap model. This product offers a complete valve replacement kit with fixtures, designed by TapSparesUK to be a direct fit for Howdens Calaggio taps.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Howdens Calaggio Replacement Valve Cartridge - Hot |
| Brand | TapSparesUK |
No, this valve is specifically designed as a compatible replacement for the Howdens Calaggio model with a bronze finish for the hot water side.
Observe your tap when it's dripping. If water comes out when you turn the hot tap handle, you need the hot valve. If it drips when the cold handle is on, you need the cold valve.
Typically, you will need a screwdriver (often Phillips head), an adjustable wrench or basin wrench, and possibly pliers. A cloth to protect the tap finish is also recommended.
This valve is manufactured as a compatible spare part for Howdens Calaggio taps. It is not guaranteed to fit taps from other brands.
While lifespan can vary based on water quality and usage, high-quality replacement cartridges like this are designed for durable, long-term performance, often lasting many years.
The product typically comes with basic instructions or guidance, but it is always best practice to consult your tap's original installation manual or seek professional advice if unsure.
Ensure the new valve cartridge is correctly seated and the retaining nut is securely tightened. If the issue persists, the tap body itself might have internal damage, or you may have inadvertently purchased the cold valve instead of the hot.
Apply a small amount of penetrating oil and allow it to sit for a few minutes. Use the correct size wrench and apply steady pressure. If it's seized, professional assistance might be required.
Check that the valve retaining nut is sufficiently tightened. Ensure the valve cartridge was inserted straight and not cross-threaded. The O-rings on the cartridge should create a seal.
Compatibility:
Setup (General Guidance - Always refer to tap manufacturer instructions if available):
Care: