SIAMP Skipper 45 Flush Problem

[roakes]

Hi,

(Let me start by apologising for the assumed incorrect terminology)



The dual flush buttons on my toilet dropped down last night, I have removed the cistern lid and basically what looks to have happened is that the little "D" shaped insert which holds the levers that hook onto the flush rods and get pressed by the flush buttons has become detached from the main unit. I have tried to push it back in but I can't work out how exactly it stays in place, has a clip sheered off or is there some special way to push it in to get it to stay?

Thanks in advance.

Russ

 

[roakes]

Upon further investigation I can find nowhere in the installation instructions online which mentions putting this insert into place, I believe it comes pre-assembled which may mean it's actually broken?

 

[Howsie]

Sounds like it. Replace with a FluidMaster IMO.

 

[glenno1]

I believe that this comes apart at the base with a slight twist and just replace the top part,but you may still have to buy a full unit and swap top part over

 

[roakes]

Thanks I'll give it another look tonight. I think possibly there is a threaded part above it which actually screws into it to keep it in place rather than clipping in. Failing that I can still operate the flush for now but I'll get it replaced with a Fluidmaster.

 

[glenno1]

I use fluidmaster and cant fault them

 

[roakes]

Can you recommend a specific replacement Fluidmaster part? I can get someone to fit it if I order one online.