Description

Rangemaster Aquavibe TVB1 (From 2012) Tap Valve

Valve Measurements

• Nut Height: 8mm
• Splines: 28
• Overall height:53mm
• Diameter at thread: 21mm

It can be a common enough problem that when you remove your Kitchen Tap Valve it looks different than the valve in the picture (or the Valve that you purchased from us). It is most likely because the brass bush is still attached.

3561R Valve and Brass Bush 3868R separate

Here is the same Valve stuck inside the Brass Bush

3561R Valve surrounded by Brass Bush 3868R

If the Valve is stuck inside the Brass Bush then you will have to separate them OR buy a Brass Bush as well. Please contact us if this is the case.

If your Tap is dripping where the Spout meets the Base, you might need to replace your O Ring Kit.

Rangemaster Aquavibe TVB1 Tap FAQ

• Is this a Genuine Rangemaster Tap part ? Yes it is.
• How do I know which Valve to order? You need to determine where the drip is coming from e.g cold water feed or hot water feed. If in doubt, order a pair. There are more detailed tips / advice here.  This Blog post My Kitchen Tap is dripping should explain the most common causes (and parts required) to fix a dripping Kitchen Tap.
• How do I access the Valve? You need a 2mm allen key to loosen the grub screw underneath the handle. See below for our DIY Guides.
• My tap is leaking at the base of the spout, not the top, what do I need?  If your Tap is dripping where the Spout meets the Base then you need to replace your O Ring Kit.

DIY Guides

• Here is our Guide: How to remove the Handle on your Kitchen Tap
• Here is our Guide: 7 easy steps to replace a valve
• Here is our Guide: How to replace your O Ring Kit
• Here is our General Troubleshooting Guide: UK Kitchen Taps Troubleshooting Guide
• Here is our Guide: How to Remove your Aerator / Antisplash from your Kitchen Tap
• Here is our Guide: What are the Splines on Tap Valve
• Here is our Guide: How to remove a Brass Bush from Valve
• Here is our Guide: How to remove Kitchen Tap Spout

This is a Genuine Spare Part from the original Tap Manufacturer of your Tap.

• Genuine = Proper fit, tested by the Manufacturer
• Compatible = Not made by your Tap’s brand. May not fit or last.

We’ve seen compatible parts cause leaks or damage. Choosing genuine parts protects your tap and warranty.