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Hi all,


Super novice question - but I how do get this cartridge out? The tap is leaking from the base (under the sink). I was going to see if replacing the o-rings does the trick but I can't seem to get the retainer nut thing out as there isn't a bolt on top of the tread like I've seen in every other tap and I don't want to force it.


Is it removed from the bottom when the whole tap comes off?


Thanks in advance!

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Thin jawed adjustable in the gaps, then use another adjustable on that to unscrew it
 
Whats the tap make & what hot water system do you have? There's reason for the Qs.
 
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