Help - New Tap Needed

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Does anyone know what make of tap this is?
It's a shower tap fitted in a 2002 Autotrail Scout. I've contacted AT and they've said they can't help as it's not the original, that evidently was gold coloured, (don't know who found it necessary to change all 3 taps in the mh at once.) I think they're lying to me, but what can I do.
 
Ebay has loads of bathroom type places advertising, get a few phone numbers / email addresses and talk to them.
 
Hi is it leaking? or what is the reason for the question? After our moho adventures (there for all to see) I consider myself a bit of a tapologist? the repair to ours cost me 20p? New tap £90.00!!
 
Try Alastair Murray (parts manager)
01332781562
or
alastair@geoffcox.co.uk

You might need your vin# to give to him, he's sourced a few things for me in the past, excellent service!
 
Hi is it leaking? or what is the reason for the question? After our moho adventures (there for all to see) I consider myself a bit of a tapologist? the repair to ours cost me 20p? New tap £90.00!!
It's leaking, but only after it's been used

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Looks a bit like a Reich tap to me, you can get a new cartridge insert for them for about a tenner off eBay (y)
 
I did the Autotrail factory tour last week ( very interesting too.. ) and the guide told us that all of their taps were currently available to buy in B & Q

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Dawn. Didn't know you showered.

Seriously, exactly where is it leaking from. Is it from the bottom of the flexible tube on the left in the photo? In that case all you probably need is a rubber washer.
 
Hi Dawn if you go for normal house hold taps and your pipes are 12 mm I have some push fit 15 mm to 12 mm reducers if you need a couple ;)
terry
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Dawn. Didn't know you showered.

Seriously, exactly where is it leaking from. Is it from the bottom of the flexible tube on the left in the photo? In that case all you probably need is a rubber washer.
I've been told it needs a new ceramic cartridge, but without knowing the make it's not that easy.
And anyway, 3p doesn't buy much
 
Hi Dawn if you go for normal house hold taps and your pipes are 12 mm I have some push fit 15 mm to 12 mm reducers if you need a couple ;)
terry
Would rather fix if poss. as whole bathroom will need to be dismantled to get to pipes
 
Take the taps to bits then and see what you need ;)
terry

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If its leaking after you have finished using it and switched it off then I am not sure it is the ceramic cartridge. More likely to be a leaking joint where the flexible shower hose goes into the main body of the tap. When you switch the shower off the flexible hose is full of water and that is when it starts leaking out at the bottom. As I say if you can tell us where it is leaking from then we would know better.
 
If its leaking after you have finished using it and switched it off then I am not sure it is the ceramic cartridge. More likely to be a leaking joint where the flexible shower hose goes into the main body of the tap. When you switch the shower off the flexible hose is full of water and that is when it starts leaking out at the bottom. As I say if you can tell us where it is leaking from then we would know better.
It's leaking from the tap, where it swivels
 
It's leaking, but only after it's been used
Yep they all do.
It's leaking from the tap, where it swivels
Everytime.
They could be Spanish. I've had/have loads.
They either leak within no time of installing or they'll never leak. I think they are a generic & just badged differently for various 'makers'.
If you can get a new insert that's probably the best way to go.
 
We had a leaking kitchen tap in the Burstner and it turned out it was the cartridge had gone kaput. Johns Cross sorted it out for us and sure they could help you.

Kath
 
Have a punt round local plumbers shop, it looks smiliar operation to one I have just replaced in my shower at home

Peter

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