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For anybody else needing a solution for this, the cartridge (which has the top splines) that you need is the following: https://www.divapor.com/spares/showers/thermostatic-cartridge/thermostatic-cartridge-for-crosswater-xcp0000251b-c-rv-multifunction-rainbar-with-toothed-spline.php

Sorry for the delayed response. If you still want to know what this cartridge is it's this one here: Thermostatic Cartridge - Crosswater GP0012174 / RV1102RC / GR-05T SOL Assy

The cartridge you need is the following, from Di Vapor: 120mm Thermostatic Shower Cartridge Replacement

I know what this cartridge is. Di Vapor have it here - https://www.divapor.com/spares/showers/thermostatic-cartridge/120mm-thermostatic-shower-cartridge-replacement.php

I've had success in removing seized up nuts in the past by heating them up and then using a wrench. I spent hours trying to remove a nut once. I even banged the wrench beyond the point which was good for the part, but it didn't budge. I heated it up very briefly with a blow torch and voila...

Can you repost the image, I cannot see it.

That's a unique looking roller you have there. I'd suggest you first have a look here on Di Vapor and if it's not listed, contact them and they have a team which will try to source the part for you. Worth a shot. Do you know what model of shower it is by any chance?

If you take the cartridge out and send me a photo, I can help to identify it for you.

The black ring there is a piece of plastic which attaches onto (and therefore can be taken off) the thermostatic cartridge so it will fit that particular tap set. I've got one of those at home.

Thanks Alz0r, I've checked but that site isn't working. I've searched and searched for the shower trap and eventually found the exact one here.

Sorry to bump this, but I really need help on it as it's a current job. Thanks.

I was called out to a job which had this trap on a steam shower cabin. The trap cover is damaged and the steam spigot is broken. I can't find it anywhere. The diameter of the hole in the tray is 50mm. It needs to have a steam overflow spigot on it. Does anybody know where to get this from?

I have a problem, where there are lines going across the screen from when the computer starts, even at the bios. When Windows starts, in appearance it looks like safe mode but 10x worse. Do you think this is a graphics card problem, and more specifically, a transistor on the graphics card...