Hello, when I flushed the toilet today I couldn't pull the trigger. After removing the cover, there was one element in the water (it is loose in the photo below). I have not had contact with this type of cistern and I cannot think of how this mechanism works ... Can anyone help and tell you...

These photos are vague, but I think that the corrected parts should be adjacent to each other and the red marked lines (surfaces) should touch each other.

You go to the nearest DIY store and buy the first better mechanism for PLN 20 and replace, or possibly the entire cistern for a hundred. If the understanding of how this mechanism works is too much for my colleague, then unfortunately.

Unfortunately, these parts do not match the way you specified. I can connect them like this: But it shouldn't be like that, because if I put on the ceramic cover, I won't be able to connect these elements. Here I also have a photo of the mechanism from the back: Or maybe someone could take a photo at home and post?

The metal part must be unscrewed before attaching the ceramic cover, and then reattached after attaching it

Everything should be inserted before putting on the flush cover and only the silver disk-button is inserted (screwed in) after the cover and nut are put on. Unfasten the two hooks on which the mechanism is holding below the water level, fold the inner parts back and put them back on the hooks.

Toilet Flush Mechanism Repair: Loose Part in Cistern & Trigger Pull Issue (Photos Included)

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#1 13125519 02 Jan 2014 02:04

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Hello,

when I flushed the toilet today I couldn't pull the trigger. After removing the cover, there was one element in the water (it is loose in the photo below). I have not had contact with this type of cistern and I cannot think of how this mechanism works ... Can anyone help and tell you where this part should be, or has any instructions on how this type of cistern works?

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#2 13125546 02 Jan 2014 03:48

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These photos are vague, but I think that the corrected parts should be adjacent to each other and the red marked lines (surfaces) should touch each other.
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13125620 02 Jan 2014 07:58

You go to the nearest DIY store and buy the first better mechanism for PLN 20 and replace, or possibly the entire cistern for a hundred. If the understanding of how this mechanism works is too much for my colleague, then unfortunately.
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#4 13125753 02 Jan 2014 09:37

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13125753 02 Jan 2014 09:37

Unfortunately, these parts do not match the way you specified. I can connect them like this:

But it shouldn't be like that, because if I put on the ceramic cover, I won't be able to connect these elements.

Here I also have a photo of the mechanism from the back:

Or maybe someone could take a photo at home and post?
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13125790 02 Jan 2014 09:55

The metal part must be unscrewed before attaching the ceramic cover, and then reattached after attaching it
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13125828 02 Jan 2014 10:07

Everything should be inserted before putting on the flush cover and only the silver disk-button is inserted (screwed in) after the cover and nut are put on.

Unfasten the two hooks on which the mechanism is holding below the water level, fold the inner parts back and put them back on the hooks.
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