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The Taps2Traps White Replacement Toilet Cistern Lever Handle Lift Arm is an ideal solution for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to repair a malfunctioning toilet flush mechanism. Its primary benefit lies in its universal design, which allows it to connect a standard toilet handle to a cistern syphon with ease. While this arm is highly versatile and durable, users should measure their existing lever rod hole dimensions to ensure the specific 9.5mm and 8.2mm square configurations match their current setup before purchase.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | EPB-CLA |
| Brand | Taps2Traps |
It is designed for most standard toilet cisterns, but you should verify your existing rod hole size (9.5mm or 8.2mm) before purchasing.
The total length of the Taps2Traps lever arm is 108mm.
Yes, the universal design and multiple rod hole configurations accommodate various handle mounting positions, including side-mount configurations.
Generally, you only need a basic screwdriver or adjustable wrench to remove the old arm and secure the new one in place.
Use one of the four 5mm link connection holes to adjust the height and angle of the connection to the syphon, which dictates how far the valve lifts.
Check that the link connection is attached to the correct 5mm hole to remove slack in the chain or rod.
Verify if your handle rod requires the 9.5mm large square, 8.2mm small square, or 9.5mm angled square hole for the best fit.
Adjust the positioning of the arm using the alternate link connection holes to ensure a clear path of travel.
Installation involves removing the old, damaged arm from the handle assembly and aligning the Taps2Traps unit with your existing syphon linkage. Use the 5mm link holes to find the optimal tension for your flush. To maintain, periodically check that the connection nuts remain secure and ensure no calcium build-up is restricting the arm's range of motion. Always turn off the water supply to the cistern before attempting internal repairs to prevent accidental spills or flooding during the process.
