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Cistern not fully emptying

uch · 2020-05-26 08:21:12

When I flush my loo I've noticed that the cistern only empty's about 2/3 of the way, can anyone tell me if this is normal or should I be looking at replacing the syphon. It's a low capacity cistern and sometimes it doesn't flush everything away first time. any advice is much appreciated

26-05-2020 8:21am

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uch

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When I flush my loo I've noticed that the cistern only empty's about 2/3 of the way, can anyone tell me if this is normal or should I be looking at replacing the syphon. It's a low capacity cistern and sometimes it doesn't flush everything away first time.

any advice is much appreciated

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#2 27-05-2020 10:37pm

whizbang

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More modern syphons will often have an adjustable stopper plug, which fits into a high or low level hole to cut off the water flow.

Otherwise, have you made sure the water level is high enough when full ?
Its easy to adjust this level.

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#3 28-05-2020 9:58pm

Tom44

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Some require you to hold the handle down to get full flush.

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