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Hi,
If there is a FAQ somewhere on this I've missed please let me know. I have 3 toilets all with torbeck valves and all overflowing into the bowl. 2 are the same toilet, sistern and valve. 1 of these has never worked since day one always dripping until full then overflowing into the bowel, the other has only recently started doing this. On the 3rd one (a different make) you flush the toilet, it fills, overflows for about 10 seconds then stops. We had a water meter fitted around about the time the 2nd toilet started overflowing and I thought it might be dirt so I took the valve to bits to clean it out - it looked OK. Any ideas why this is happening and how to stop it? Thanks. Martin -- Martin J. Evans Wetherby, UK |
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