Grohe Thermostatic Valve Leaking

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Ryan87500

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I believe I have a Grohe 34.122 (see picture) and it has started leaking. I have no issues with hot or cold water etc just a leak on the valve. I assume I just need an O-Ring kit or do I need an entire valve?

If so where do I get a kit? Any special tools to remove this valve?

I also can't figure out how to get the remaining pieces off?


Sorry for all the questions.

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I believe I have a Grohe 34.122 (see picture) and it has started leaking. I have no issues with hot or cold water etc just a leak on the valve. I assume I just need an O-Ring kit or do I need an entire valve?

If so where do I get a kit? Any special tools to remove this valve?

I also can't figure out how to get the remaining pieces off?


Sorry for all the questions.

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I was able to get all the parts off and now left with this. The cartridge looks like a 47310 cartridge.

Do you think I just need washers if it is only leaking? Are those shutoffs on either side? looks like a large allen wrench and inside I see what looks like a threaded opening.
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Metric allen wrench for the multi-turn shut-offs. No washers, just replacement cartridge is available.
You'll need a thermometer to reset the temp adjustment.
 

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Metric allen wrench for the multi-turn shut-offs. No washers, just replacement cartridge is available.
You'll need a thermometer to reset the temp adjustment.
When you say no washers I was thinking it could be the o-rings on the cartridge that I see I can order. Or are you saying it is an internal component and that isn’t repairable?
 
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