Flushing toilets
Before I spend money calling a plumber.... there is currently a hammer sitting on my toilet to aid with flushing it as it is not flushing well and has to be pumped with a hammer to get it to flush.
I can't work out how to take the cistern lid off. I have a dual flush system with buttons flat on the top of the cistern. I have already:
*cut through the grouting holding it to the wall behind it
*taken the metal coverings off the buttons on the toilet.
Under the metal buttons are two pieces of plastic, each connected to a short spring down to a further circular metal base. I can't currently work out how to take the plastic off the springs (if you're meant to do that) or how to take the springs out of their holes so I can get to the bit beneath the springs.
There's got to be a way of lifting the cistern lid off and I'm finding my inability to work it out frustrating. Anybody got any ideas?
I can't work out how to take the cistern lid off. I have a dual flush system with buttons flat on the top of the cistern. I have already:
*cut through the grouting holding it to the wall behind it
*taken the metal coverings off the buttons on the toilet.
Under the metal buttons are two pieces of plastic, each connected to a short spring down to a further circular metal base. I can't currently work out how to take the plastic off the springs (if you're meant to do that) or how to take the springs out of their holes so I can get to the bit beneath the springs.
There's got to be a way of lifting the cistern lid off and I'm finding my inability to work it out frustrating. Anybody got any ideas?
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Here's another link that might help.
(I had to change the car's wiper blades the other day, and used YouTube to help work out whether I was doing it right: I love YouTube for this sort of thing.)
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http://www.doitproperly.co.uk/toilet_cistern.php