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southcoastrgi wrote: »Sorry to say but you won't get a replacement diaphragm washer for that at screwfix, the easiest way to replace the fillvalve but that will mean turning the water off & removing the old one, if you aren't confident & you don't know anyone that can help then phone a plumber
Oh, really? How come?
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southcoastrgi wrote: »Sorry to say but you won't get a replacement diaphragm washer for that at screwfix, the easiest way to replace the fillvalve but that will mean turning the water off & removing the old one, if you aren't confident & you don't know anyone that can help then phone a plumber
So what make do you think it is?
There is (or was) an eBay trader selling parts for most types under the name of "fixthebog" or similar!0 -
Good info thanks - if I need to remove mine I guess it will be obvious if I need one with a pin or not?
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The one I linked only comes with the plastic pin but your remove it if the valve has a fixed metal pin.
If so, take care as the metal pin is very sharp and can puncture the new diaphragm if you put it together wrong!0 -
southcoastrgi wrote: »Sorry to say but you won't get a replacement diaphragm washer for that at screwfix, the easiest way to replace the fillvalve but that will mean turning the water off & removing the old one, if you aren't confident & you don't know anyone that can help then phone a plumber
I beg to differ......turn water off unscrew the big plastic nut and take out old diaphragm then replace with new
Why wont they get replacement......screwfix sell them....stop giving wrong information out0 -
Looks like a Siamp inlet valve, Screwfix is a bit expensive for the washer though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHpSdyMnVoE0
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Check the float is not sticking.0
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Looks like a Siamp inlet valve, Screwfix is a bit expensive for the washer though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHpSdyMnVoE
Ah thanks! Amazing find! Do you think it's just this valve I need?
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getmore4less wrote: »Check the float is not sticking.
Thanks - I've had a bit of a fiddle - I think it's just goosed
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