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I tried inverting one insert but the spray head leaked badly. When I pulled out the insert came apart and I don't know if I reassembled correctly.
I replaced the spray head previously and did not have a problem.

What do you suggest to solve the problem?

exact replacement

the product replaced my current faulty grohe hand shower. it is made of plastic with a chrome finish. seems a bit pricey for a plastic part to me. my current hand shower didn't work very well. it was stuck in spray mode at half pressure and when I tried to switch it to stream mode I had to keep my finger on the switch and the flow rate was less than adequate. upon receipt of my replacement, i removed the current faulty hand shower. I looked in the current hand shower and saw that it had a white regulator in it, so I placed the white regulator that came with the replacement in the same way. the end of the replacement was not as comfortable as the current one when connecting to the water supply and after fixing I had a water leak. I was thinking of using tape to tie things up to stop the leak but instead I removed the black ring from the yellow regulator that I wasn't using and placed it over the black ring on the water pipe. I slipped the replacement over the water pipe and screwed everything in. bam done without leaking with time left to get some waves.

worked just as well as the original. i should add that this is the second unit i am installing. the first replacement caused the aerator to crack after a few years of use. I think it's a bit overpriced, but it's cheaper than replacing the whole faucet.

fits my faucet perfectly and is easy to install

it matched my grohe ladylux plus tap (33737) exactly. fits perfectly.