FRANKE ATHENA SPARES Watch our video below for guidance / how to change your Quarter turn ceramic valves and Spout O Rings in this tap - This video tutorial is of the Zurich tap but the handles remove in the same way on the Athena, and the cartridges/bushes are the same.

Tap Magician compatible spares / parts to repair the Franke Athena Kitchen mixer monobloc tap. Models 1463P,115.0311.211,115.0311.215,115.0659.322

If your tap is dripping or leaking out of the spout then it is time to replace / change the quarter turn ceramic disc cartridges. Original spare part codes known by 133.0440.351/ 133.0440.352 SP1212 1212R, 133.0069.960, 133.0069.959

Cartridge has 20 teeth on spline. This is the pre 2013 version which has a threaded collar. You will require our Anticlockwise open cartridge for the cold side, and clockwise open for the hot side, If you require both then you can select "Pair"

Replacement tap chrome base ring / plinth available (compatible with 133.0068.833)

For guidance / instructions of how to replace a tap valve step by step please click here

Your valve may come out stuck inside the brass bush (original code SP3408 / 3408R / 133.0069.391)./ If you cannot separate or the tap is leaking at the handle joint you will need to purchase together with the new bush.

If your tap is leaking from the neck (where the spout joins the tap body) then the seals inside the spout need replacing. When you replace the new rubber seals they need greasing with a silicone grease. The original O'ring kit is known by 1239R SP1239

If you require a new antisplasher /aerator this is our part SR63C/CB (available in Chrome or brushed) Original codes known by 133.0068.762 SP1263 /1263R your original part may have Neoperl stamped around the edge.

FAQ: How do I remove the tap handle? First you will need to remove the indices (hot and cold screw covering caps) these will pop out. We supply replacement indices should you break or damage these. The handle will then pull off.

How do I know if I need the bush or not? The bush will either remain in the tap body or come out fused to the cartridge. Until you remove the cartridge you won't know if you need the bush. The bush can remain in the tap body on one side and come out fused to the cartridge on the other side.

You can find the Athena tap diagram/instructions below.
How To remove the handle: First remove screw cover on the end of the handle. Use appropriate screwdriver to remove screw holding handle in place. The handle will then pull off.