I have a 25 month old (1 month) out if warranty) Swirl kitchen tap that now has a drip. The installation instructions do not include how to repair/replace the tap cartridges. Does the arm on the tap unscrew or the disc at the end if the tap unscrew? Both are securely attached, but I dare say with a pair of grips would break off of sufficient pressure was applied. Thanks
It can be helpful to watch a video demonstrating the replacement process, as it can give a visual understanding of the steps involved and any tips or tricks for the specific tap model. However, it's always a good idea to consult the manufacturer's instructions for the correct replacement process and parts for your specific tap, as different models may have slightly different mechanisms for replacing the cartridge
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