am in Canada. Thank you for this video and your time. Just found your video. Have a dual button cylindrical flush valve of unknown age where the plunger frequently stays in the up position. The valve doesn't want to twist to be pulled out. It is in a one-piece toilet so I'm sure it can be removed from the seat bottom part. But I don't want to force the issue 'cause afraid something plastic might break. Wanted to remove and look at valve all around to see if can deduce why the plunger frequently stays in the up position, how to make adjustments, and to determine the manufacturer/model. I can't find the exact same looking valve online, on sale or in videos, so I can not find out how to make adjustments, while installed. It's in a WaterRidge one-piece toilet of unknown age, with no model # to be seen. The valve may have been changed out, because the fill valve is a FloatMaster400, not a WaterRidge valve. My valve looks similar the Caroma flush-valve 4900 with the blue and yellow buttons, and a blue external float on a rod. The Caroma has a blue rod and a way to adjust the float's height, while mine has a yellow rod but not the Caroma's adjustment. (I presume there must be some way to adjust. the float height.) This got to be more words than I originally intended.
Thank you for the video. Here in Melbourne, dad flushed the toilet and the water kept flowing into the toilet. Looked into and for unknown to me reason the plastic cover/cap/stopper which holds the rubber valve at the bottom of the piston has disappeared. looks like it flushed into the pipe somehow... No idea how it could break. So I need to buy the parts for the bottom of the piston. I am guessing parts like that can't be easily found.
Have to buy the whole valve unfortunately. I find that when one part goes the rest is best replaced anyway. toiletspares.com.au/collections/all-products/products/novelli-dual-flush-toilet-outlet-valve-ats460
What a coincidence, mine happened exactly the same and the same day in Melbourne. Looking for the exact same part 😅😅😅. Please let me know if you find it anywhere.
Same issue here: the part disapeared but it was too wide to be flushed... for anyone reading this, it was stuck in the ceramic pipe just a few centimetres away but out of sight, and out of reach with your fingers. Using a flexible aluminium wire and a hook, I was able to fish the part. The plastic clips were damaged (hence why it felt in the first instance), but I'll use epoxy or PVC glue to hold it back together. $100 saved!
You can just cut the overflow tube to the desired height. Unfortunately, once you do that's pretty much fixed (unless you wanted a lower overflow level and then you can just cut it again)
You need to take off the cistern and remove the screw from underneath. It should be very similar to the imperial close coupled suite. There is a video here: th-cam.com/video/kZxvCA8Fa1Q/w-d-xo.html
what does the red switch with 1, 2, 3 do?
Very helpful,Highly recommended 👍🏻
Clear and to the point, thank you
am in Canada. Thank you for this video and your time.
Just found your video. Have a dual button cylindrical flush valve of unknown age where the plunger frequently stays in the up position.
The valve doesn't want to twist to be pulled out. It is in a one-piece toilet so I'm sure it can be removed from the seat bottom part. But I don't want to force the issue 'cause afraid something plastic might break. Wanted to remove and look at valve all around to see if can deduce why the plunger frequently stays in the up position, how to make adjustments, and to determine the manufacturer/model.
I can't find the exact same looking valve online, on sale or in videos, so I can not find out how to make adjustments, while installed.
It's in a WaterRidge one-piece toilet of unknown age, with no model # to be seen. The valve may have been changed out, because the fill valve is a FloatMaster400, not a WaterRidge valve.
My valve looks similar the Caroma flush-valve 4900 with the blue and yellow buttons, and a blue external float on a rod. The Caroma has a blue rod and a way to adjust the float's height, while mine has a yellow rod but not the Caroma's adjustment. (I presume there must be some way to adjust. the float height.)
This got to be more words than I originally intended.
Thank you for the video. Here in Melbourne, dad flushed the toilet and the water kept flowing into the toilet. Looked into and for unknown to me reason the plastic cover/cap/stopper which holds the rubber valve at the bottom of the piston has disappeared. looks like it flushed into the pipe somehow... No idea how it could break. So I need to buy the parts for the bottom of the piston. I am guessing parts like that can't be easily found.
Have to buy the whole valve unfortunately. I find that when one part goes the rest is best replaced anyway. toiletspares.com.au/collections/all-products/products/novelli-dual-flush-toilet-outlet-valve-ats460
What a coincidence, mine happened exactly the same and the same day in Melbourne. Looking for the exact same part 😅😅😅. Please let me know if you find it anywhere.
Same issue here: the part disapeared but it was too wide to be flushed... for anyone reading this, it was stuck in the ceramic pipe just a few centimetres away but out of sight, and out of reach with your fingers. Using a flexible aluminium wire and a hook, I was able to fish the part. The plastic clips were damaged (hence why it felt in the first instance), but I'll use epoxy or PVC glue to hold it back together. $100 saved!
Got it with a coat hanger and needle-nose pliers 👌🏼
There is a red/pink lever (can see it in the position you're holding it at the start of the video) to adjust on Level 3,2,1, what does that do?
Did you ever find out? I still have no idea.
@@flyingcircus2005 Nope…no reply to my question till date :-(
@@jibuvarghese2115 😧
You can just cut the overflow tube to the desired height. Unfortunately, once you do that's pretty much fixed (unless you wanted a lower overflow level and then you can just cut it again)
Cannot twist off the valve housing. How to? Use hot water?
how would you install the base? Can you do a tutorial please
You need to take off the cistern and remove the screw from underneath. It should be very similar to the imperial close coupled suite. There is a video here: th-cam.com/video/kZxvCA8Fa1Q/w-d-xo.html
Wher can I buy
Hi i need one of these with the bridge. Do they come with the bridge. Matt
Unfortunately no. The bridge is usually not necessary anyway.
Thanks but what does the red 3 position switch do ?
Adjusts water volume I believe
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