Questions & Answers for: newbury toilet cistern

...toilet itself rather than out of the overflow pipe to the outside as in older toilets. You could always check by taking the top off the cistern and push down the float device with your finger to see ...

...toilet cistern There are some dual flush cisterns where you have to depress one button to reveal a cavity in the second button. Put a screwdriver in that cavity to lever out the second button, then ...

...cistern refill outflow into toilet bowl continues to dribble in - and you can see a slight flow into the bowl and every so often we hear the cistern refilling a small amount to compensate. hi i would ...

...newbury toilet and we can't get the cistern to fill without taking the lid off everytime and manually pushing down the lever. Then we have to lift it again when the cistern is full. Can you help? ...

...toilet pump runs for 2 -3 minutes. Is this normal? sounds as though there may be a trickle of water going in to the pan from the cistern. To check you could turn OFF the water to the cistern, or tie ...

...cistern) and the toilet bowl, the job is even easier, as it does not require lifting and moving the entire toilet. A good tutorial for that repair is here: How to Replace Tank to Bowl Gasket . The ...

...newbury toilet installed yet the inlet valve wont stop despite holding up the lever. Have replaced the stop valve but still didn't work. Also we turn off the water with the cistern full and the ...

...toilet and cistern refilling There is no apparent access into cistern as appears completely sealed toilet will need syphon replacing. the lid should lift of the cistern, some have the push buttons ...

...newbury close couple tiolet but when i flush it there is water leaking from the bottom of the cistern, but it only happens when i flush it any hlp would be great. Tightened all bolts and fush system ...

toilet cistern won't stop running into toilet You have to check inside the cistern. Various valves may be contributing to leaking and constant running. See this article: https://www.familyhandyman.com