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I'll take this cartridge apart now and

show you the correct sequence for

reassembling it. Here's the cartridge,

I've taken it apart. You see, there are

these rubber bands between the first

ceramic plate. They need to be placed

in the corresponding recess. That's it.

And there you go, see? Oops. I've

assembled it roughly. Next, we install

the ceramic plate. There's a lapped

surface here. There it is. It's shiny

and polished. We put it in the position

it should be closed, so to speak. That

is, you see, these two elements are

blocking our input holes. I'm placing

it in a position where only one hole is

open. And you see, I've installed the

element itself, just like that. Now we

can even take it apart and take a look.

There it is, positioned correctly. And

let's see where the latches were. The

latches were in this position. And now

we simply snap it together. Did you

hear the click? So, this is what I

wanted to show you. See, the cartridge,

when closed, it's in this position.

This little square. And it can rotate

left and right. And on many cartridges,

there's this toothed plate on top. And

it's positioned so that when closed,

it's sort of in the center. So, you see

, I turn the corner here, and it almost

reaches the stop. And I turn it here,

and it almost reaches the stop. Well,

let's say you have a situation where

the water coming out of your tap is

very hot, and you often burn yourself

just by turning it on for hot water. So

, the maximum temperature immediately

goes to your hands. So, when you open

the faucet, you can limit the angle of

rotation of this plate for hot water.

So, let's say you measure the

temperature when it doesn't burn your

hands, in the open position. And you

position this plate so that its teeth

rest against this stop. And that's it,

you won't be able to turn the faucet

any further than the preset angle on

hot water. That means you won't burn

your hands. And it will stay in the

center position, just as it always has.

When it's cold, it rotates as far as it

can go, and when it's hot, it won't

rotate any further than it should. Well

, my friends, I can only refer you to

our earlier video where I reviewed the

Catrice Kx. That was a few years ago.

It goes into more detail on the

technical specifications, but here I've

basically shown you, at a purely

practical level, how the cartridge

itself works. Thank you for your

attention. Goodbye.