Toilets
Running, blocked, leaking, weak flush and cistern
25 free DIY guides · 34 total
A running toilet can waste up to 400 litres of water per day — the equivalent of five full bathtubs — and it is almost always a worn flap valve, a faulty fill valve, or a corroded siphon, all of which are cheap, straightforward parts to replace yourself. These guides cover running cisterns, weak or incomplete flushes, a toilet that won't stop filling, leaks at the base, and blocked pans. We include close-coupled, back-to-wall, wall-hung, and concealed cistern installations, plus guides for popular brands including Grohe Rapid SL, Geberit flush plates, Roca, Ideal Standard, Duravit, and smart toilets.
Geberit Flush Plate Not Working: Sigma, Omega & Stuck Buttons
Geberit flush plates (Sigma01, Sigma20, Sigma30, Omega10, Omega20) connect mechanically or electronically to the flush valve inside the wall. Most faults are fixable without opening the wall.
Bad smell from toilet or floor drain
Sewage smell from toilet area
Toilet makes noise after flushing — groaning or whistling
Loud noise as cistern refills after a flush
What is the toilet doing?
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