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Grohe flex tap tails wont unscrew

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  • 14-11-2019 3:53pm
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    G-Man
    Registered Users Posts: 541 ✭✭✭


    Got a monobloc Grohe tap which as flex tails already fitted. The flex tails are two short. However the existing too short ones wont unscrew from the monobloc.. They will rotate, but not loosen.

    I had thought that all tails could be unscrewed and replaced with longer ones.

    I guess in this case I will just have to extend copper pipework..


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    xl500
    Registered Users Posts: 864 ✭✭✭xl500


    G-Man wrote: »
    Got a monobloc Grohe tap which as flex tails already fitted. The flex tails are two short. However the existing too short ones wont unscrew from the monobloc.. They will rotate, but not loosen.

    I had thought that all tails could be unscrewed and replaced with longer ones.

    I guess in this case I will just have to extend copper pipework..

    why not extend flexis


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    G-Man
    Registered Users Posts: 541 ✭✭✭G-Man


    xl500 wrote: »
    why not extend flexis


    Supplier sent longer ones thinking it would be a matter of unscrewing short ones.

    That's fine idea now alright.

    Twas already bad enough going in once to local hw with an"internet tap"... I did say hat "internet tap" is actually a different thing...Maybe that's where it went wrong
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    xl500
    Registered Users Posts: 864 ✭✭✭xl500


    G-Man wrote: »
    Supplier sent longer ones thinking it would be a matter of unscrewing short ones.

    That's fine idea now alright.

    Twas already bad enough going in once to local hw with an"internet tap"... I did say hat "internet tap" is actually a different thing...Maybe that's where it went wrong
    .

    I would think the existing ones are probably just tight on the o-rings so if they were pulled they might come out but always danger of damaging them easiest option is extend flexis


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