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Description
Thermostat for various Perrin and Rowe taps. This thermostat (item number PERRINROWE9.13555) can also be used as a replacement for the 9.13554, so if you're unsure, just check whether it matches your original part.
Does your Perrin and Rowe built-in tap no longer give hot water, or does the water no longer cool down? Chances are the thermostat needs replacing. This part regulates the mixing ratio between cold and hot water in your built-in tap, and if it wears out or breaks, you'll notice it right away through a constant temperature that no longer changes.
- Suitable for various Perrin and Rowe taps
- Also usable for the 9.13554
- Solution for no hot water or no cold water
- Easy part to replace yourself
Not sure exactly which part you need? Check out the parts diagram on our page with Perrin and Rowe parts, so you can be sure you're ordering the right thermostat.
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Does the Perrin and Rowe 9.13555 thermostat also fit the 9.13554?
Yes, this thermostat can also be used as a replacement for the 9.13554. Both models use the same thermostat element, so you can install it without any issues as a replacement part for your Perrin and Rowe built-in tap.
My tap no longer gives hot water, is the thermostat broken?
If your Perrin and Rowe built-in tap no longer gives hot water, it's often due to a worn or defective thermostat. The thermostat element regulates the mixing ratio between cold and hot water, and if it gets stuck or breaks, you'll often only get cold water from the tap.
My water no longer cools down, could that also be the thermostat?
Yes, that's definitely possible. Just like with a lack of hot water, a defective thermostat can also cause the water to no longer cool down. In both cases, replacing the thermostat is usually the solution.
How do I know I'm ordering the right thermostat for my tap?
Check the parts diagram of your Perrin and Rowe tap to see which thermostat model you need. On our page with Perrin and Rowe parts you'll find the diagrams, so you can see exactly which part fits your type of tap.
Can I replace the thermostat myself?
Yes, replacing the thermostat is a job you can do yourself with basic tools. First turn off the water supply, disassemble the tap according to the parts diagram, and install the new thermostat the same way the old one was fitted.
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