How to change a shower mixer cartridge Plumbline tapware

Disclaimer: Please note, This is my own RUclips channel with my own views on how to resolve issues. Any views and comments expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the views of the owners of the brands in the video. Thank you for your understanding. Enjoy watching! Cheers, Arne.

[@janeconway4152]

This worked perfectly. Saved me a lot of drama on the Easter long weekend! thanks

[@damienhurley5561]

Great video! I was able to change mine today. Thank you.

[@azaemelket1184]

Where can I buy the parts pls.

[@user-ih1qg1oh4o]

Very insightful thank you!

[@tunaboys]

Great! No washers or rubber seal things? Looks simple. Gonna try it.

[@AJsTechTalk8370]

Depending on the model and the cartridge that it takes, the seals should come with the new cartridge. Make sure the old cartridge gasket/seal is not left in the mixer when removing it, check for this as in the video at 3:48 mins - ruclips.net/video/YLLudC3DdxM/видео.html Cheers.

[@user-ik7vu3uz5k]

How do you change the pressure - our Astrawalker sink taps are waaaaaaaay to hard and fast and water sprays everywhere!! Help!

[@AJsTechTalk8370]

Hey there. Unfortunately, on an inbuilt shower mixer like this, you will have to reduce the water pressure of the complete house via a pressure reducing valve, of course this will drop the pressure of the whole house but that is one option. The other (and more simple option) is to add a restrictor to the wall elbow outlet. This is only applicable if you have a slide shower (handshower and hose setup). You would remove the hose from the wall elbow and place the restrictor in the hose fitting and then screw it back on. If you have a fixed head outlet (no slide rail) you will need to unwind the head and install the restrictor in the inlet of the rose/head and re-install. Hope this helps. Cheers