How to Change a Top Fixed Push Button Flush Valve in a Toilet Cistern.

[@battlevain]

Great video. With regards to the flush valve outlet size do all flush systems come with different washer sizes or is that something we also have to find desperately?

[@MichaelGreenway]

Thank you for your excellent video, I have just changed my dual flush valve with no problems thanks to your advice.

[@andyt9808]

Did you buy that rubber seal that had a much better fit separately? My toilet is leaking in that area and I just bought a new rubber seal… I thought that I wasn’t tightening hard enough… what am I doing wrong?

[@Rohandewa61]

Excellent video, very well explained. Job done, so thanks!!!

[@raymondc6249]

Very helpful and informative... thank you

[@boshbeats1]

It is vital to push the bottom plastic screw washer which is underneath the cistern, into the rubber ring "Doughnut", then set it down onto the hole which is in the part of the toilet fixed to the floor. In this video, it looks as if you just leave the rubber "Doughnut" on and around the hole...which I tried, and then had loads of water spill out every time I flushed.

[@ryanmellon1786]

What would be the best way to cut the two threads down to the size you want?

[@GETTHEDEUCE]

Ryan Mellon Mini Hacksaw measure twice cut once

[@DavidMorgan-wl5ln]

thanks for making this...really useful

[@1987mikejl]

Dear Flush King, I'm looking to flush a body. Any tips?

[@rutpunjab]

Dear Flush king, I've got a problem with washer 2" (in to 2.55min of your vedio) supplied with Fluidmaster kit has seating problem as there's not enough thickness in plastic cistern as its in your case the bottom of the cistern is thick, can I cut out the rim sticking out on other end and tighten up the large plastic nut? thank you in advace

[@alanho3915]

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[@sillygaloot]

Hi, my toilet continues to run water after flushing. Does this mean I would have to get a new flush valve? Is there anything else I can try? I'm a bit nervous about taking the entire cistern off!

[@puckster61554]

Melissa Bubnic the "fill" setting is too high. There is an adjustment.

[@ManWhatever1]

+Greg Psinas This is one possibility. The other two might be a leaky fill valve or leaky flush valve.

[@kevinenglish1976]

Thank you for a informative video.

[@woosheroes494]

Thank You so much!

[@GETTHEDEUCE]

It's all easy the art of this is getting no leaks at the end

[@mariusgri]

the definition of art

[@robedmond9997]

BIG thanks for that!!

[@alpachino468]

I sometimes respect plumbers to the greatest degree for having to put their faces so close to other people's toilets in order to get the job done...

[@bikitshabikitsha6836]

Thanks very much

[@gbansoodeb9427]

Great

[@garyanderson6077]

you skipped taking the button out

[@davidwall9700]

Difficult with a diy toolbox

[@angeloalbertini]

Ba bye

[@tonyshergold6023]

What a gross oversimplification, it's quite a lot more tricky than this fella makes out. Poor video!!

[@johnnybrew1]

Slooooooow down, there's no rush when you are teaching people. You sound hyperactive.

[@mariusgri]

if you have any kind of listening disorder - you can click on cogwheel on the control bar which is on the very bottom of the video just near full screen button (it says settings when you mouse over it), then click "playback speed" button, and choose the tempo which feels more comfortable for you to deal with