Description
3868R Brass Bush
Measurements: 3868R Brass Bush
Outside Diameter: 29mm
Inside Diameter: 19mm
Viewed Height on Tap: 14mm
Overall Height: 20mm
It’s quite common for the valve you remove from your Kitchen Tap to look different from the one shown in the image or the valve you purchased from us. This is usually because the brass bush is still attached.
The 3868R Brass Bush may be necessary if you are replacing your valve and cannot separate the existing brass bush from the old valve. If you’re able to remove the valve without removing the brass bush, you likely won’t need this spare part. Additionally, if replacing the valve alone stops the leak, you may return the brass bush for a refund.
Since various types of brass bushes are used in tap spare parts, please review the provided images to ensure compatibility.
Another common brass bush is the 3886R with Lip, which can be found here:
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For tips on how to separate a Valve from a Brass Bush, see here.
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.
Detailed Shipping / Returns information can be found here.
In Brief:
- Small items only by Post: £3.50. Can take currently up to 7-10 working days.
- Courier Delivery DPD Track & Trace: £5.50. Usually takes c. 2-3 working days. Please make sure to provide mobile number for DPD to text you regarding your delivery.
- BREXIT: No additional charges on delivery once your Order before shipping charges is less than £135.
After Sales Service
- Our Sales Team is available for excellent after sales service.
- We have been supplying Kitchen Taps for over 30 years and accordingly can troubleshoot any issue with a Kitchen Tap.
- The most effective way to maintain your Kitchen Tap is to fix any issue as it arises.
- If you ignore a drip it can effect the inner workings of your Tap.
- It might result in the drip being beyond repair.
- Often Plumbers advise to replace the Tap. They do this because customers purchase the wrong part or the exact part is hard to source. If you contact us before buying, we will advise you on the correct part for your Tap. That way, if you are calling in a Plumber to fix your Tap, all the correct parts will be there for the Plumber to fix your Tap.
If you wish to fix the Tap yourself we provide DIY Guides on all our Tap Spares to assist you.
- Valve: Tap dripping from the Spout ? Guide to changing Valve here.
- Brass Bush: Part surrounding the valve. More info here.
- O Rings: Tap dripping where the spout meets the base of the Tap? Guide here.
- Aerator: Found at the tip of the spout. Here is our Guide How to Remove your Aerator / Antisplash from your Kitchen Tap.