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"leaking" cistern
In the bathroom I have an Armitage Shanks Tiffany close-coupled WC with push
button flush. It is approx. 3 years old. I have recently noticed that there is a very slight but constant trickle of water into the bowl as if the siphon has not shut off completely. This is not a case of the push button assembly pushing down on the siphon as the flow does not stop when the lid is removed. I have replaced old siphons in my time but this type is new to me. I don't know whether there are any serviceable parts. Pictures at: www.paperman.myby.co.uk/pics/Cist11.jpg www.paperman.myby.co.uk/pics/Cist22.jpg Can anyone advise me what the problem could be and let me know if it is curable or will the whole assembly have to be replaced. Thank you. John |
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