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My man. You are God send. Thank you. Valve replaced and toilet flushing like a dream

Thank you very much for posting this video. We live in Hertford and have been messed about by a plumber for over a week. I've ordered the parts and going to do it myself. I have liked and subscribed to your channel. Thank you again.

Thank you

This was a life saver, thank you so much

Thanks David! This saved me the second time! I forgot some steps of disassembling the thing. Great job! (I'm in Mellor and we have the very same system.)

Thank you David for the high quality, detailed and well filmed video. Helped me a lot in solving the problem. Attached is a link to the video I shot on how to fix the mechanism. ruclips.net/video/Pjpu3BLKny0/видео.html

Excellent

Water was weeping into the right side of toilet pan I replaced the siphon just like you did but its still weeping into the right side, Ive cleaned out any limescale I could find in the cistern. Any help would be much appreciated !!

Good job!

This video has probably saved me £300 - thank you David! Extremely well documented, my toilet set up is is exactly as mine is. You calmly explained everything and as someone with ZERO experience plumbing or anything DIY you were reassuring where things can move around. this has to be one of the best instructional videos! 🙏

Thank you for this video, you just saved me about 70$

Hi David, I bought a new entry filling valve..I didn't remember where the old one sit. I'm in trouble, i couldn't figure out where the valve will hang on. Your help wll ge highly appreciated.

Ps great video i live in newhall essex the whole estate has the same toilet system I think i could be in demand lol

If you strip down the top part of the flush camber it should fix the problem it fixed mine with out buying a new one, pull the top off slowly from the camber then there will be a black guide then pull top flout out then another spacer between the top and bottom flout there should be two round small magnets glued to the bottom of the plastic camber but one of mine was stuck to the bottom flout as the bottom of the flout has two metal discs so the flout can attach to, to keep bottom flout in place to seal ,to keep water from leaking into toilet pan thats why when you pushed the plastic pin in your video it was loose no magnet, when you glue magnet back to the bottom the pin becomes tight i wish I video stripping down the flush camber... you will save your self £30 to £40 pound hope this helps

One of the best demonstrative videos I've seen in a while,.looking forward to the next one,thanks.

The guys that design these mechanisms are pretty smart.

Just a note of thanks for this. Struggled for half a day and got nowhere with a constantly running flush. Watch your video and everything clicked into place, literally. Much appreciated.

This was very useful. I dismantled the unit and found that the “click” is due to a pair of magnets fixed on plastic tabs on the base of the main unit. They had become detached and were stuck to the metal plates on the bottom styrene float. I detached them and stuck them back with a dab of superglue and the unit is working perfectly again. I have however order a new unit as I am sure the glue will fail with time but it does appear to be a semi permanent fix.

Hi! I did all of this, but it seems that there’s something on the left that isn’t working? There are two little feet almost- when I hold them up near the top, the water stops running. When they fall, it starts again. Any idea?

I have changed the flush value, the locking mechanism, have totally cleaned the outlet, but still leaking water, is there a washer that goes on top of the outlet hole? The flush value although new, do have a bit of looseness, meaning when I pull the little hook towards me, the leakage stops. Does this mean I need to change the flush valve??

I’ve tried it. It still keeps on flushing. Also the left side holder to the pipe, it is left hanging and there’s no slot to properly adjust it

Great movie, thank you. You may have instructions for assembling the SCHWAB HOLDER FLOAT

Thanks David. I've got a 2003 model which has a slightly different flush valve and a blue silicon seal. The seal was caked in calcium, but once I flaked it off and scrubbed it clean with vinegar, it sealed well. My unit had a positive "click" sound like your replacement valve does, so I did not have to replace it.

Very clear concise and helpful. Many thanks

Thanks was waiting for the parts, they arrived today and I have not fixed the issue thanks to your amazing video thanks

I have a constant trickling on my toilet with this system. I've tried twisting rods in and out but still trickling water. I'll have to try this.

Amazing

This video helped me so much!!! You are a benevolent saint!

I was hoping you were going to show how to remove and replace the part on the left that fills the tank.

Thank you David! I followed your video and changed the whole oval parts, but why the oval parts didn't go down and the sticks also didn't come out automatically as usual after the flush? So I need to pull the stick manually，then the oval parts will go down. What's wrong with this? Do I need to change the other parts? Please advise. Many thanks!

Awesome video! Many thanks David a great help

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Hi, I’m just trying cut off water till a plumber come and fix it but I can’t figure out how to do it. I wonder my cut off valve is broken too? How do you know? Thanks

Awesome thank you

Amazing. Worked a treat and saved us a fortune. Thank you 👍

Inside the flush valve are two magnets, these can come loose. This results in the valve not snapping shut, and has the same symptoms as your old valve.

Hi David Great video. I had the same issue and followed your steps and the flush has started working again. I have the issue of the flush constantly trickling. I had this issue before but pushing the lever gently a few times did stop it however it doesn’t seem to do the trick anymore. Would you be able to shed some light on this? Thanks

Thank you David, very helpful, will attempt a rebuild shortly..hopefully won,t flood the house.haha

Fantastic video. Thought I’d have to remove tiles with this system, but the guide was perfect. Thanks!

Top man!!!! Thanks for step by step guide really appreciate 👍mime is now done✔️

Thank you so much for this! I have just successfully done this repair at home thanks to your video, much appreciated

Thanks a lot for making this video.

Thank you for this awesome demonstration and talk through David - So incredibly useful!

are you a science teacher by any chance.A very elaborate, scientifically & logically explained video.I live in a house made by Bellway.They didn't even know the brand of the cistern they installed..Your video is a life saver...Most plumber don't even want to attempt a repair....Thanks a lot

Super useful and easy to follow!!

Thank you very much. It helped me a lot. Because I enjoyed it so much - I also want to share with others how you the "Outlet valve" can be fixed. ruclips.net/video/i44ScMVBR_4/видео.html

Thanks so much for uploading this, you're an absolute lifesaver.

Also inside the tank there is Valve like a angle Valve you can close this one as per required

Very nice video this is my job daily I replaced and also repaired Schwab tanks 😊

Thanks David, able to save on excessive plumber bill by doing myself. Appreciate it!