My cistern is in a perpetual over flow state due to the cut off valve not working. I think I have narrowed it down to the cut off arm (see photo) but where can I source a replacement?
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By a process of elimination. With it attached the float becomes submerged. Without it it floats. So the arm has reached the full extent of its travel but the rubber stopper is not cutting the water supplyWhat makes you think it’s that?
Contact Duravit , they have spares for most things. Or see if there’s a manufacturer name on the inlet valve and contact them directly.
Plus 1 on thisPound to a penny it needs a new diaphragm washer, that arm you show is just a rigid bit of plastic - it can’t stop working, it’s either whole or bent/snapped.
Just showing them where it’s located 👍🏼He’s been advised of that already.
Actually narrowed down problem to the inlet valve on my Duravit cistern. Anybody got any ideas where I can get one of theseView attachment 63112
Actually it turns out this is not a Duravit item. Have no idea where I can get a replacement. The inside consists of several rubber rings and a broken mesh water filter. Replacements would be impossible to find without knowledge of the items identity
Actually it turns out this is not a Duravit item. Have no idea where I can get a replacement. The inside consists of several rubber rings and a broken mesh water filter. Replacements would be impossible to find without knowledge of the items identity
Sounds like Harry Potter might be able to help 😂At last. After many hours of research discovered the item is a Jomo Lokus-Pokus filling valve. And surprise surprise I can get one from Amazon. Thanks for all the comments.
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