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This Taps2Traps Matt Black universal push rod toilet dual flush button is for homeowners looking for a straightforward replacement for their ceramic cistern flush button. Its key benefit is easy DIY fitment, offering a stylish update. A key caveat is that it is not suitable for cable-operated flush systems. This product provides a modern aesthetic to your toilet with a durable matt black finish and a dual flush mechanism.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | EPB-MBFB |
| Brand | Taps2Traps |
The primary benefit is its easy DIY fitment and modern matt black aesthetic, allowing for a quick upgrade of your toilet cistern's appearance.
No, this button is specifically designed for ceramic cisterns with a hole diameter between 38-43mm and is not suitable for cable-operated systems.
Clean using a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or chemicals that could damage the finish.
Dual flush means there are two flush options, typically a smaller flush for liquid waste and a larger flush for solid waste, helping to conserve water.
No, it is designed for easy DIY fitment and generally does not require specialized tools.
This button is designed for holes within the 38-43mm range. If your hole is significantly outside this range, it may not provide a secure fit.
Yes, if your cistern is compatible (ceramic, 38-43mm hole, not cable-operated) and you are looking to upgrade to a dual flush system, this button can be used.
Ensure the push rod is correctly aligned and not obstructed by anything inside the cistern. Check that the button is not overtightened on the cistern lid.
Adjust the length of the push rod to ensure it is engaging the flush valve correctly. Clean any debris from the flush valve mechanism.
This usually indicates an issue with the main flush valve seal within the cistern, not the button itself. Check and clean or replace the flush valve seal.
Verify that the push rod is properly attached to the button mechanism and the flush valve. Ensure the system is not cable-operated, as this button is not compatible.
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