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Toilet Seat Replacement

bren1916 · 2021-09-29 14:26:34

Hi, I want to remove my toilet seat downstairs and it’s one I’ve not come across before. I’ve loosened the 2 long screws but nothing budging when I try lift or slide it off. Any help much appreciated thanks Bren.

29-09-2021 2:26pm

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bren1916

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Hi,
I want to remove my toilet seat downstairs and it’s one I’ve not come across before. I’ve loosened the 2 long screws but nothing budging when I try lift or slide it off. Any help much appreciated

thanks
Bren.
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#2 29-09-2021 2:49pm

hanloj1

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is there anything holding it from under the seat at back

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#3 29-09-2021 3:51pm

Wearb

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See if those chrome fittings will tap towards the center.

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#4 29-09-2021 3:56pm

bren1916

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It’s a closed couplet so only bolts from cistern to seat as far as I can see..
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#5 30-09-2021 9:24am

bren1916

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No movement to centre, I’ve taken a pic from overhead if that helps. Thanks for the feedback lads
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#6 30-09-2021 11:34pm

Esel

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Can you get your hand up the back? There may well be a butterfly nut on each side holding the seat down.

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