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Water hammer from toilet cistern
My low-level cistern has a button to press to flush the loo. If I
simply press the button I get water hammer noise. If I press it initially very gently, so as to release some water into the bowl, and then press fully down, I DON'T get water hammer. So where is the *actual* water hammer noise emanating from? I've read before that water hammer is something to do with high pressure and valves, but I don't get how this only started recently (over the past couple of months). This is the cistern internal 'gubbins': http://www.littletyke.myzen.co.uk/cistern/index.html MM |
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