Reich drain plug for 33 mm drains and siphons - white 30 mm stopper with O-ring and pull ring, spare part for motorhome sinks

The plug of a motorhome sink is easy to lose while washing up, and a worn seal lets the water run out before you have finished. This Reich plug is the standard stopper for Reich drains and siphons with a 33 mm connection, fitted in kitchen sinks and wash basins of many motorhomes and caravans. The plug itself has a diameter of 30 mm. It has a white plastic body, a black O-ring around the edge, a metal pull ring and a metal pin underneath. You put it into the drain opening to keep the water in the sink, and when you want to let the water out, you pull the plug out by the ring.

Key features

• original Reich plug for drains and siphons with a 33 mm connection
• plug diameter 30 mm
• black O-ring around the body
• metal ring for pulling the plug out
• metal pin underneath that helps to seat the plug in the drain
• weight 8 g

Which drains it fits

The plug is made for Reich drains and siphons with a 33 mm connection, which join the Reich push-fit waste water pipe system. You will find these drains in kitchen sinks and wash basins of many motorhomes and caravans. Reich also makes drains with a 39 mm connection. This plug does not fit them, as they need a larger stopper.

How to check the size

• If you still have the old plug, measure its diameter. This one is 30 mm.
• Compare the old plug with the photo: shape of the body, seal around the edge, ring and pin underneath.
• Check on the drain or in the vehicle documents whether it is a Reich drain with a 33 mm connection.
• If the drain has a 39 mm connection, choose the plug for 39 mm drains.

When a new plug is useful

• The old plug got lost while washing up, cleaning or when the vehicle changed owner.
• The O-ring has hardened, cracked or stretched and the water slowly runs out of the sink.
• The pin underneath has come loose or fallen off.
• The pull ring has broken off.
• You want a spare plug for the trip.

How to use it

• Put the plug into the drain opening with the pin facing down.
• Press it down evenly with your finger so that the O-ring seals all the way round.
• Fill the sink and check that the water level does not drop.
• To let the water out, pull the plug by the ring, do not lever it out with a knife or another sharp tool.
• After use keep the plug in a fixed place so it does not end up in a cupboard or the tank.

Cleaning and care

• Wash the plug in warm water with washing-up liquid.
• Remove food residue and hair around the seal, as they reduce the tightness.
• Do not use sharp tools or abrasive sponges, so the seal is not damaged.
• Now and then check that the seal is not cracked and that the pin is still firmly attached.

On the road and when parked

With the plug in the drain, the sink opening is closed. Water from dishes left in the sink does not run into the grey water tank, and the opening is not open to the air from the drain system. Before emptying the grey water at a service point, take the plug out if there is water left in the sink.

Good to know

• The set contains one plug, without drain, strainer or siphon.
• The plug is part of the grey water drain, not of the drinking water system.
• No tools are needed and the drain does not have to be removed.
• Matching Reich drains and siphons are linked below.

Matching Reich drains and parts

• Reich sink drain with stainless strainer and plug, 33 mm connection - complete drain this plug fits
• Reich siphon Ø 95 mm with 33 mm outlet - siphon with a one-sided inlet
• Reich water drain with odour trap and two 33 mm connections - drain for a sink with two bowls
• Reich sealing plug for 39 mm siphons - if your drain has the larger 39 mm connection
• Reich waste water pipe 28 x 1.5 mm, 2 m - push-fit pipe for the grey water system

Technical data

Manufacturer

Reich GmbH, Ahornweg 37, 35713 Eschenburg, Germany.