GROHE 45882000 Ceramic Cartridge - No Finish Review

This is an OEM factory and they fit and work well. The problem was they have a lifetime guarantee and my original only lasted 10 years. There is no original invoice, so no guarantee. First, it shouldn't break and is hard to find at the average hardware store like other brands. A bit pricey but at least here they were reasonable and delivered quickly.

Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Easy to install once you figured out the trick (I had to insert a 2x4 piece to block the movement of the fitting under the countertop when loosening/tightening the cartridge on top). On the packaging and the product *marked* Made in Germany, but today this is not a guarantee. In any case, the price was right and it works great. Note: This part number turns off the water when you turn it clockwise, which is great for a hot water pen, but not a cold water…

Grohe Genuine Replacement 90 Degree (1/4 Turn) Hot Ceramic Cartridge Valve. Fast delivery. My Grohe basin faucet is 11 years old and has started dripping from the hot side. replacement tips. Turn off the water. Put a towel in the sink and close the drain so nothing gets lost. Unscrew the pen cap. Remove the handle. Use a vise under the sink and a block of wood to hold the bottom of the bracket while you remove the old cartridge with an adjustable wrench. It took several attempts to properly…

The description was correct as in my case it was a Grohe Talia model hot water valve. The fit was perfect. But my 18 year old cartridge had to be pulled out of the sink by Valve to be replaced. In trying to change, he didn't tear himself away. and at least brass frozen to brass. I had to go to the work table and heat it with a burner for about 20 seconds, after which it came off. I waited for the valve to cool and installed the cartridge. So it took me 2 hours for a job that was supposed to…

When we were building the house I went a bit crazy and decided to use Grohe lighting throughout the house. I liked the design and thought they were top quality. Over time, even these expensive faucets began to leak. Replacement cartridges have proven to be very expensive (list price is around $50!) and the real problem is that they are quite difficult to replace. After replacing this valve, I had to completely remove the sink from the vanity because the cartridge at the bottom of the faucet was

I ordered this ceramic cartridge to stop the dripping on my 12 year old GROHE 20086 Atrio stand/faucet (faucet). The faucet is an obsolete/discontinued/obsolete product and it was difficult to find information online. I finally found information on a datasheet from GROHE that said this 1/2"R, 45 882 000 cartridge was the correct cartridge. Grohe seems to make this cartridge in two different styles, one for hot water (or the hot water side) and one for cold water. This one was actually for hot…