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Is anyone able to advise me in how to remove a Grohe 'Aria' WHB tap handle. Apparently it should be able to pull it off but so far ive not been able to do so. The tap is 6 years old and two weeks ago started to leak - I had purchased a new ceramic disc as I thought this was the likely cause but cannot remove the handle to check. I have taken the Tap off the WHB to aid the process - no avail; taken it to my local plumber merchant - they could not remove it and also spoken to Grohe direct who advised pulling harder. Ive tried doing a search but not come up with anything.
Am I the only person who has had an issue with the Grohe 'Aria' range of taps?
 
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