Description

Abode Hydrus AT1089 O Ring Kit 1267R

This genuine O Ring Kit 1267R is suitable for many Single Lever Kitchen Taps.

Used to replace old O Rings if your Tap is leaking and the old rings are perished.  If your Tap is dripping from the Spout then you may need to replace the Cartridge.

• • For more information / help if you have a leaking single lever tap, click on the “contact us” button below.

How to Replace the Cartridge and O Ring Kit in a Tall Single Lever Mixer Tap

• This video shows the repair process using the SMR Vegas tap as an example. The steps apply to many tall, single-lever kitchen taps with a similar design.
• Tools used: 2.5mm Allen key and 27mm ring spanner — but always check your own tap, as some fittings may vary slightly.

Need More Help?

If you need further assistance, just leave a comment under the video — we’ll respond as soon as possible to help with your tap repair.

Check for Pinhole Damage Before Ordering O-Rings

• Always inspect your tap spout for pinhole damage before ordering a new set of O-rings.
• If your spout has a pinhole (see example below), replacing the O-ring kit won't resolve the issue.
• In such cases, you'll need to replace the entire spout.
• Refer to our guide: How to Remove a Kitchen Tap Spout to check for pinholes.
• If you're uncertain about the spout you need, contact us with details of your tap, such as a picture and any brand markings, so we can assist you in finding the correct spout.

Tips When Changing the O-Ring Kit

• Usually, only the black O-rings need replacing unless one of the white O-rings is damaged.
• Some white O-rings have an intentional split for use in spouts with a grub screw; a split does not indicate it's broken.
• Your new O-ring kit may include extra rings not needed for your spout, as some kits were later updated with a smaller ring for added stability.
• Use plumber's grease or washing-up liquid to aid movement, but avoid Vaseline as it can damage the rubber.

This is a Genuine Spare Part from the original Tap Manufacturer of your Tap.

• Genuine = Proper fit, tested by the Manufacturer
• Compatible = Not made by your Tap’s brand. May not fit or last.

We’ve seen compatible parts cause leaks or damage. Choosing genuine parts protects your tap and warranty.