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Laufen toilet

Seen_the_light_4 · 2008-04-06 17:35:51

Hi We have a Laufen Il Bagno Alessi toilet in the bathroom which looks very nice and sleek. The problem is that the seat has come loose and due to the design there doesn't appear to be any way to access the fixings to tighten the seat up. I disconnected it from the services and pulled it out but still couldn't find the…

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jameshair Posts: 1 Newbie

12 October 2009 at 5:05PM

vizzard_master wrote: »

At the base of the seat about an inch from each end insert litle flat screwdriver 3-4 mm in and carefuly push up. Do that at each end and the seat will come off. Then you will need an alan key to thighten up the to screws and replace the seat by just pressing the base down. So easy. Good luck :T

thankn you so much, after reading what you said i went and tightened 2 out if 3 seats and it took less than 5 mins :T

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