The flush lever on my toilet has snapped - problem is, this is a side flush (that is, entry is on the side of the cistern rather than the front), and I can't find such an item anywhere. Not quite true,
TIA
Tim
The flush lever on my toilet has snapped - problem is, this is a side flush (that is, entry is on the side of the cistern rather than the front), and I can't find such an item anywhere. Not quite true,
TIA
Tim
Not being able to see the snapped lever it is impossible to say whether it can be repaired. If it is a metal to plastic break then probably not, but if metal to metal it may be repairable.
Screwfix (owned by B & Q) do a universal replacement cistern lever:
Not quite true. Screwfix and B & Q are owned by the Kingfisher Group.
My flush lever broke about ten years ago - I drilled a hole in the cover over where the 'plunger' is. Inserted a stainless steel bicycle spoke in the hole and bent it over, passed the spoke through the drilled hole then bent the spoke over to form a loop.
Must get around to getting a new cistern! Obviously wont work with a porcelain cistern.
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