Taps2Traps Cistern Lever - Black


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This Taps2Traps Cistern Lever in Black is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to replace or upgrade their toilet cistern handle with a stylish and durable option. Its key benefit is its universal fit for most standard cisterns, combined with a luxurious black and chrome aesthetic. A potential caveat is the need to ensure your cistern has the specific 21mm hole for installation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | EPB-24 |
| Brand | Taps2Traps |
The lever is primarily finished in black with chrome detailing. The internal construction provides durability, and the weight suggests solid components.
It is designed to fit most standard cisterns, specifically those with a 21mm diameter hole for the lever mechanism.
Use a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, as they can damage the finish over time.
The product weighs approximately 0.63493131456 pounds.
Installation is generally straightforward for individuals with basic DIY experience. It typically involves unscrewing the old lever and securing the new one.
The lever features a black finish combined with chrome details.
The Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) for this cistern lever is EPB-24.
Check that the lever arm is correctly aligned with the flushing mechanism inside the cistern and not obstructed. Ensure the securing nut on the outside is not overtightened.
Verify the connection between the lever arm and the flush valve is secure and at the correct length. Adjust the chain or rod if necessary.
This issue is typically related to the flush valve or diaphragm within the cistern, not the lever itself. Consult a plumber or check your cistern's internal flushing mechanism.
Tighten the securing nut on the outside of the cistern. Ensure the washer or seal is correctly positioned to create a tight fit.
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