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gadgetgeek | 20:57 Thu 19th May 2011 | How it Works
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I have a concealed toilet cistern with a push button flush. From what I remember from when it was fitted the button was connected to the cistern by tubing. The button now needs pushing 3 or 4 times in rapid succession for it to flush. What could the problem be? The diaphragm? And wud it be a DIY fix or a plumber? Thank you.
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Definitely a DIY fix geeky. Usually a cable. It's all just become dislodged somewhere. Get in there and have a look. You'll easily see how it works.
21:01 Thu 19th May 2011
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Cheers Builder. Will lever off the front tomorrow n have a peek. Many thanks
22:01 Thu 19th May 2011
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