How to fix a slow filling push button cistern

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Название	:	How to fix a slow filling push button cistern
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Nice video bbut/b it doesnt actually show bhow/b you remove the filter! It only shows the filter after removal Do you drag it out by the nipple, does it screw out etc? I've tried dragging it out with pliers and it won't come
Comment from : Stephen Psallidas

Very good instruction Got it working and saved lots of miney😊
Comment from : Alison van Wyk

Your videos are really clear and helpful thank you Actually also comforting as I always worry about flooding having been flooded once
Comment from : Annette Elliott-Dunn

Is there any other way to do this? I've looked at my toilet and without removing a whole glass double shower panel I can't get to the water piper
Comment from : Charlotte Stevens

Fantastic thank you
Comment from : Deep Space Alien

Hi mine has a pause of about 25 seconds before it starts to refill, it has only just started doing this after around 4 years but is not slow to fill once it goes ,could it be the same problem Thanks
Comment from : stephen barker

Thanks for the help
Comment from : WAWAW

Thank you 1:40am here so I’ll give it a try in the morning
Comment from : Angel Delight

hellobrI've just fitted a vr rimless toilet connected it back up turned the valve back on and it's no filling up its just dripping into the system
Comment from : Andrew kehoe

Good man
Comment from : Ahmad Ismail

Thanks for the video I have gone through and cleaned the filter but when I have reassembled There is no water coming through the infill (I’ve double checked the shut off) Any ideas?
Comment from : Stuart Smith

Good man!
Comment from : AuntFanny

Great idea having your camerawoman asking questions and clarifying things
Comment from : Martin Lock

Gonna try this in a min, I am hoping this solves my issue!brbrEdit: Didn't work, took it all apart, filter looked fineso I bathed everything in a little warm water and used an old toothbrush on everything, put it all back together and it's still a little trickle of water when filling back up after a flush >:(
Comment from : Terminal Frost

Can you please tell me what size and type of replacement washer is required after unscrewing the flexi water feed as in 2:50 of your video? Will i need to replace this washer? Thanks
Comment from : Andy Graham

Excellent video, thank you !!! PS did you know that you were going to help over 350,000 people when you made this video ??
Comment from : Graham Banfield

You are fabulous Thank you x x x
Comment from : Ruth Rollason

Is there any other way of cleaning it as our toilet is fully fixed to the wall and there is no access to the outside to take it off
Comment from : Christopher O Connell

Thankyou soooooo much
Comment from : lee cassius

What if it won't fill and keep running even with the float up?brWhen you put water into it?
Comment from : Joanne McCord

Exactly what I was looking for thanks
Comment from : Shayon Smith

Just done this Thanks
Comment from : umranhu

would this be the same issue if say your toilet wasnt filling up as much in the cistern, I have 3 identical toilets all with fluid master flush and fill valves and I have noticed the water level in one is lower than the other two?
Comment from : Arts&Trusts

Thank you! My spanner wasn't wide enough to undo the plastic valve nut but after reattaching the metal pipe-to-valve nut and turning the water back on, the problem was FIXED! It must have been a simple air pocket causing the blockage
Comment from : Jonathan Keymer

Thanks I`ll give it a try Never worked on this type
Comment from : Rick Rahrig

Very informative video Thanks
Comment from : Ganesh Bhorkar

Thank You man
Comment from : Ceee Loy

Hi great vid My problem is the lid were the buttons are housed will not lift straight off like yours did Feels like it attached to something so don't no how to proceed ?
Comment from : brian blade

Fixed or toilet in under 15 minutes Thank you so much!!
Comment from : MsGlock&Heels

Thank you! Took me a while to find the right video Nicely and clearly explained 🙂
Comment from : SP M

thanks for the advice, very clearly explained and most helpful, cheers
Comment from : Rolla Coasta Ride

Just fixed my toilet thanks to this video
Comment from : ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ

What happens if mine does not have a filter but still had the little rubber part? Should the rubber part come out ?
Comment from : Emily England

Just love the female insisting on clarification 👏great tutorial many thanks
Comment from : ShineJClight Emanuel

Good man , thank you When I do a big job it often requires too successive flushes to get a clean bowl - this video has saved me continuing spending time hanging about in my noxious gases waiting for the cistern the refill I am forever indebted!!!
Comment from : None Given

brilliant, simple when you know how
Comment from : Peter Sivewright

Hi pal I've installed a bidet spray to the toilet inlet feed and I've got pressure to the spray gun but no water coming into the water inlet valve I've taken the valve out replaced the diaphragm washer which needed doing also cleaned the filter as in the video and put everything back into place - there still doesn't seem to be any water coming into the cistern even though I'm sure water is going into the inlet valve!br It has been working for the past week and now the cistern isn't filling I'm stumped!
Comment from : TheRAYZZOR

So If you have a tank in the loft does that mean it automatically would feed the toilet So becoming a low pressure system?? Tia
Comment from : jeff parkinson

Great videos learnt a bit more about flushing systems and it worked for me Kind regards
Comment from : Gareth Cattle

Thank you this is very helpful
Comment from : Kate

Hi Thanks for video Having trouble with toilet refilling, sometimes not at all If I follow your video and clean filter will that likely fix the problem? Thanks again
Comment from : Richard Hodgson

Excellent easy-to-follow instructions with great explanations of why there could be a slow fill Before finding your video I dismantled the valve with it still in the cistern only to find that there was little or no debris in its upper parts As you show, to remove the filter on the inlet the whole assembly has to be removed Unfortunately ours is concealed so the pan and cistern has to be pulled away from the wall to get to the nut holding the valve assembly to the bottom of the cistern Since our WC is fed from a tank and low pressure I will take your advice and remove the filter altogether
Comment from : Harvey Pettit

great helped me fix two loos in the house
Comment from : Andrew Bines

Thanks!
Comment from : Bailey Harguess

great videos, kinda wish you did a shopping video for toilet parts when going to the local store, as i'm a bit confused by so many choices
Comment from : orensan

Great Video!!
Comment from : R Briggs

Who's that women in the middle? I have to say that was a great help as she asked some of my queriesall the bestbrbrThanks a mill
Comment from : Naim Uddin

This is great! Thanks a lot for this
Comment from : Mr C

Thank you both of you! My mothers cistern took an hour to fill and she couldn't afford a plumber Watching your video, I got it fixed in a jiff!
Comment from : FlawlessRhythm

Thanks fixed for me straight away!
Comment from : Sixer

What do you do when the long screws under the lid are too long touch the flush button and makes the toilet flush automatically when replaced the lid back on ? ??
Comment from : Robbie M

She is so disturbing!
Comment from : Zara Todd

How does the flexible hose attach to the water inlet?brDoes the inlet water valve come with the flexible hose?
Comment from : BarriosGroupie

Excellent Thanks so much Great explanation All the best Jimmy
Comment from : Jimmy

Hi, Thanks for the video I've followed the video but the cistern is still extremely slow @ refilling It's filling from a tank in the attic & the water supply has a good flow before re-attaching the flexi to the valve Any ideas or should I just buy a new valve?
Comment from : Mark Knox

Hmmmeverything I need to get to is all boxed inwish me luck ha ha!
Comment from : fiveohfivethree

Dude you da man total legend, stay blessed I've watched loads of your videos
Comment from : Ray C

Thanks for the video, allowed me to fix the issue in a couple of minutes, though the filter on mine was fixed inside; disassembled the whole unit, cleaned & now working efficiently! Thanks again!
Comment from : James Eagles

or it could a split diaphragm washer
Comment from : TheStudedude

Nice one bud sorted my problem!
Comment from : chalisville ville

Thanks for going to all the effort of doing these videos, really helpful
Comment from : jez

hi Al thanks for the video good tip mate
Comment from : david clarke

Thanks Al
Comment from : Matt B61

Great video thanks
Comment from : anthony mckie

Thanks Al!
Comment from : 1954BJohn

Posting videos on Bank Holiday! get out and enjoy your lovely garden Mind you, I can talk, I'm in the workshop making jewellery/trinket boxes for the family lol
Comment from : Cliff Carlo