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This Fluidmaster Side Entry Fill Valve is designed for homeowners seeking a reliable and water-saving toilet cistern refill solution. Its key benefit is the integrated Airgap technology, which prevents water contamination by ensuring no backflow. A potential consideration is its plastic shank construction, which may be less durable in high-stress environments compared to metal alternatives. This fill valve offers a quiet fill operation, is compliant with BS1212 standards, and is engineered to fit virtually all cisterns.
| Model Part Number | 6710-D-001-P10 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fluidmaster |
Airgap technology creates a physical separation between the water entering the cistern and the mains water supply, preventing any possibility of contaminated water flowing back into the supply line.
This fill valve is designed for side entry inlets and is engineered to fit virtually all standard toilet cisterns. It is BS1212 compliant.
The water level is adjusted using the float cup on the fill valve. You can raise or lower the cup along the shaft to set the desired water level.
Delayed fill helps conserve water by allowing the cistern to refill only after the flush has passed through the valve, preventing unnecessary water usage.
The plastic shank is designed for corrosion resistance and ease of installation. While durable for typical use, metal shanks might offer greater longevity in high-stress or extreme environments.
The product is covered by a minimum 1-year manufacturer's guarantee.
Yes, this fill valve is designed for straightforward DIY installation. Basic plumbing knowledge and tools are sufficient.
Ensure the water supply is turned on. Check that the water inlet is not blocked and that the float cup is not obstructed.
Adjust the float cup on the fill valve. Move the cup up to increase the water level or down to decrease it.
Check the flush valve seal at the bottom of the cistern for leaks. If the fill valve itself is faulty, it may need replacement.
Ensure the water pressure is within normal limits. Some noise during refilling is normal, but excessive noise may indicate debris in the valve or a loose connection.
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