Geberit Impuls 250 Twico 1 Dual Button Flush Valve - Silver

No, this button is specifically designed for the Geberit Impuls 250 Twico 1 dual flush valve system. Please check your existing cistern for compatibility.

The 'Twico 1' is usually printed on the flush valve mechanism itself, often visible once the cistern lid is removed. You can also refer to your toilet's original documentation.

Typically, no special tools are required. You may be able to unscrew the old button by hand. In some cases, a gentle grip with a cloth might help if it's stiff.

This specific model is listed as silver. Other color options may be available for different Geberit flush valve series.

If your broken button is part of the Geberit Impuls 250 Twico 1 dual flush system, then yes, this is the correct replacement part.

As an original Geberit part, it is manufactured to high standards for durability and longevity under normal household use.

Ensure the button is correctly attached to the flush valve mechanism inside the cistern. Check that the water supply is on and the cistern is filling.

Verify that the button assembly is correctly aligned with the dual flush diverter rod inside the cistern. Ensure no obstructions are preventing the reduced flush mechanism from engaging.

The button may not be fully screwed into the valve assembly. Unscrew the lid, and tighten the button assembly securely.

Check for debris or mineral buildup around the button mechanism. Ensure the internal components of the flush valve are clean and moving freely.