Franke Olympus Replacement (1425R,SP1425, 133.0069.183) Spout Seal O Ring Kit

This Franke Olympus spout seal kit did exactly what I needed! It stopped a persistent drip and saved me from replacing the entire tap. The kit includes everything required: the correct O-rings, a small application tool, and even a sachet of grease to help prolong the seal’s life. Instructions were clear and easy to follow, making the job straightforward even for a DIYer. The replacement parts fit perfectly, and the improvement was immediate - the tap now seals properly and holds pressure without issue. Delivery was fast, and the seller provided a well-packaged, replacement item. If your Franke tap is leaking from the spout, this kit is a reliable and cost-effective fix

Perfect fit easy to change and stopped the leak

The washer set fitted easily and worked well. However I removed a star because the brass grub screw sheared when the cold tap was turned on, launching the tap spout into orbit and wetting all the nearby cupboards. I can't say whether the grub screw was incomplete when I fitted it or whether the force of the water sheared the soft metal but I wish I had checked before fitting it. After mopping up I re-used the original grub screw and it has held the spout securely. The washers are working fine with no leaks.

Stops leeks

Great value and perfect fit / solution . Everything you need for a quick and easy tap fix, even silicone grease was provided… new tap was £150, leak solved for £5.. happy days!

Thought it would cost upwards of £50 to do this. The kit comes with all you need and an instruction page. Job done and working on 10 mins! Good if you can do basics.

If you have an older Olympus tap (mine was 2006/7) it can be frustrating because the design must have changed very slightly. The rubber 'O' rings work OK but the plastic washer which stops excessive side to side movement is marginally too thick for its groove. It will go in partially but not fully, so the spout will not go back in properly. Solved by rubbing the washer with emery paper until it was eventually thin enough to go in the groove. I could see many owners perhaps abandoning the project at this stage! If there was any warning about this I didn't see it before buying - it would be much better if the seller included a second thinner washer for these older taps, together with appropriate instructions. The grub screw holding the spout into the tap is also only appropriate for later taps which means taking particular care not to lose the smaller original one. The upside is that when it eventually fits, the tap no longer leaks!

Easy DIY job that I did decided I could do myself after plumber quoted a daft price to fix! Original grub screw needed some persuasion to come out, see photo. New one had an end on it so Allen key didn’t go all the way thru it. Does the same job, just a different design. Only needed 1 of the 2 plastic rings on my tap (Olympus Filterflow), as some other reviews have said. See photo. Both black o rings used to replace existing. Cleaned and greased everything, easy to put back on with a firm press and wiggle of tap into base. No more puddly tap, yay!