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ceramic tap valves.
almeria1
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recently had all our taps updated with ceramic type. I should add that in our 1970s built house the hot taps are all on the right ,the cold on the left. The kitchen taps had a slight drip so got the leaflet out and prepared to fix. However I am starting to think that the plumber may have switched the red and blue dot indices over to comply with our house as when I took the hot valve out it had a blue seat and on removing the cold valve that had a red seat. Am I correct in thinking that if I swop the valves over and put the correct colour indices on then all will be ok ??
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Yep should be ok to change, as they maybe 1/4 turn it will change the way the tap closes. either anti or clockwise.A thankyou is payment enough .0
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Thank you very much for advice.0
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As above. BTW Hot on left and cold on right is nothing more than a convention.
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