Bruh, why is this in my recommended? UA-cam algorithm never ceases to amaze me. Still watched it tho, kudos to the guy, he saved hundreds of thousands of toilets.
You're a bloody legend mate! Both of your vids helped me solve the problem, with ZERO plumbing experience! Thanks for your informative tech help! 5 STARS!
My issue was not over flow but a slow filling cistern. It would hiss for hours as it gradually filled up. I thought I was going to break the attachment arm until I stumbled upon this video, as I was not 100% sure it would rotate off because it resisted my efforts. But renewed with confidence I twisted it off as shown, bought another diaphragm from the hardware store for $3.95 and put it back in the same attachment arm and re-engaged it as shown here and the cistern filled up in seconds. Job done. Thanks.
KayAteChef same problem here, very slow filling and finally the toilet tank wouldn't fill at all. I took the assembly apart as per the video and found no tears, I cleaned everything with vinegar and put it back together and the toilet works perfectly again.
I find it amusing that when I scroll down 3 years ago I was looking to solve this Exact problem. On the bright side, we have had 3 years and no problems from a bunnings seal :D
Bruh, why is this in my recommended? UA-cam algorithm never ceases to amaze me. Still watched it tho, kudos to the guy, he saved hundreds of thousands of toilets.
This is the second one for the basement bat. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxOuLt8IL_GxhhaK8DBuKEL-zV0UJVpWZn , works great
You're a bloody legend mate! Both of your vids helped me solve the problem, with ZERO plumbing experience! Thanks for your informative tech help!
5 STARS!
This has literally just saved my butt... Thank you!
Thanks, this helps enormously. Couldn't find this style of flushing system anywhere else, so didn't know how to get to the valves. Very frustrated!
Great Video, for me it was the washer in the TAP that disintegrated and got stuck in the valve /diaphragm
You sir are a legend of the toilet. And thats a great thing!
Worked a treat. Thanks. To remove, twist to the right.
My issue was not over flow but a slow filling cistern. It would hiss for hours as it gradually filled up.
I thought I was going to break the attachment arm until I stumbled upon this video, as I was not 100% sure it would rotate off because it resisted my efforts. But renewed with confidence I twisted it off as shown, bought another diaphragm from the hardware store for $3.95 and put it back in the same attachment arm and re-engaged it as shown here and the cistern filled up in seconds.
Job done. Thanks.
KayAteChef same problem here, very slow filling and finally the toilet tank wouldn't fill at all. I took the assembly apart as per the video and found no tears, I cleaned everything with vinegar and put it back together and the toilet works perfectly again.
I find it amusing that when I scroll down 3 years ago I was looking to solve this Exact problem.
On the bright side, we have had 3 years and no problems from a bunnings seal :D
thanks mate both the flush valve and the inlet where leaking fixed both happy wife happy life
OMFG! THANKYOU! exactly what i needed!
it was very helpful for me.
Thank you!
What about if there no water at all
This also fixes hissing issues. For me, it was a matter of reseating the diaphragm
Fixed our overfill problem.
What about if it’s not filling with water
Do you have any videos on how to stop the hissing sound
What causes it to tear
I have the same toilet valve and trying to find out how to adjust the water level as it's too low. Can you tell me how or exactly what type it is
just saved me getting a plumber..... thanks
Been trying to figure this out for about a year.