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I have one of the new type push button toilets I installed just last
year in the bathroom and have noticed in the last month or so that there is a continuous trickle of water flowing from the rim into the bowl and every now and then including throughout the night a subsequent top-up sound heard. There seems very little in there to go wrong, is there a diaphragm I wonder at the very seat of the central fixings which could possibly be leaking?? I haven't a clue how this new type flush system works and would appreciate any help from those more enlightened. It's a two button arrangement and has a 'float' connected to these buttons indirectly. I have to say it all looks very very flimsy. I'd also appreciate any web site url's which show this kind of arrangement so I can learn a bit more myself. Many thanks in advance. Keiron Carroll -- |
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