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Shut water supply to the faucet off: Important: Turn off the water supply at the faucet before starting. You can either turn off the main supply to the house or close the shut-off valves if the faucet is equipped with them. Then open the faucet again to empty it of residual water. Failure to do so could result in flooding or injury.
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Remove the grub screw using the 2mm Allen key provided (a spare screw is also supplied)
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Remove the whole spout from the body of the tap
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- Unscrew the spout outlet cover
- Pull the aerator from the silicone tube in the spout
- The diverter can be removed by using a small, flat screwdriver; lever out the white plastic retaining clip as indicated by the asterisk (*)
- Remove the in spout diverter with small long nosed pliers, including the silicone tube within the spout
- Remove the old diverter from the silicone tube
- Check the inside of the body of the tap for visible debris or damage
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- Attach the replacement diverter to the end of the silicone tube
- Feed the silicone tube back through the spout
- Press the diverter into the spout until it clicks into place
- Check all 'O' seals on the end of the spout and the diverter before reassembly (spare 'O' seal is supplied)
- Reattach the aerator to the silicone tube, ensuring the washer remains in place
- Screw the spout outlet cover back on
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- Replace the spout into the body, with the hole in the white clip aligned with the screw hole
- Take care to avoid damaging the 'O' seals during assembly
- Check the alignment of the spout (use a mirror if necessary) and refit the grub screw
- Turn the water supply back on and check for any leaks
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