Tap Magician replacement spare parts to fit the Franke FILTERFLOW Corinthian kitchen mixer tap bi-spout 3HM LP ss 120.0184.666.

This cartridge is NOT compatible with the TRIFLOW Corinthian, the TRIFLOW version was discontunued in 2011.
If you have the Triflow model please click here

If your tap is dripping or leaking out of the spout then it is time to replace / change the quarter turn ceramic disc cartridges/1/2" headworks.
Original spare part codes known by 133.0440.351 / 133.0440.352 / 112.0712.610 / SP1212 / 1212R / 133.0069.960 / 133.0069.959.

Your cartridge may come out attached to the adaptor bush 133.0312.538 if this happens you will need to purchase a new bush (our code SB27).

Cartridge has 20 teeth on spline. You will require our Anticlockwise open cartridge for the cold and filter side, and clockwise open for the hot side, If you require both then you can select "Pair".

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 SP2300, 2300R.

How do I remove the Filterflow Corinthian tap lever/handle?
Remove hot/cold indice from end of handle. Use crosshead screwdriver to undo screw holding handle on. Pull lever off. unscrew shroud (anti-clockwise) You can now access the cartridge.

How do I remove the tap spout?
Use Allen key to undo grub screw holding spout in place. Pull spout up and out of tap body.

How do I know if need the adaptor bush?
Until you remove the cartridge from the tap you will not know if you need this part. This is because sometimes the bush gets corroded to the tap and remains in the tap body, and other times it comes out corroded to the tap cartridge.

Can I remove the adaptor bush from the old cartridge?
Yes you can but it can be very hard to remove due to corrosion. You can try using very hot water, followed by cold water over it, to help break the corrosion seal. The bush unscrews from the cartridge anticlockwise. You will likely ed to use some grips or put it in a vice to remove it. If you cannot separate it you will need to replace the bush. You can find the Filterflow Corinthian tap diagram/instructions below.