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I’ve installed a Geberit concealed toilet cistern. It has a pneumatic dual-flush button. The flush button is very difficult to push, once pushed it does flush but it requires a lot of effort.

Is this normal for a pneumatic flush button, can anything be done to make it easier to push?
 
Yep this is normal
 

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