How to Install a Dudley Turbo Edge - Retrofit

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

just out of interest, why would you change the turbo 88 to a Turbo Edge besides a demonstration, could I use the turbo edge to replace the Shires Lynx siphon, and retain the use of the metal fulcrum flush lever. your products are top grade, I have been installing them for years, with full confidence.

[@Stillbusy105]

Because the turbo 88 is absolutely massive, quite often defeats the object of having a quick change siphon as the original 88 is so big you have to remove the flush handle & fill valve to get the bastard in place!!!

[@jamesowens1771]

when i flush the turbo edge, the water doesnt go all the way to the bottom, i have made it single flush with the white thing inside changed that over and also left the 3 plastic tabs on.

[@thomasdudleyplumbing]

Hi James, Check that the syphon height has been adjusted on both sides, and that the body section has been fully pushed down to the bottom of the downleg. Check that when the syphon is flushed, that the two washers, one small white plastic washer, above one small black O ring washer, fitted immediately below the metal C link, are sitting back down onto the top of the syphon body. If not, air will enter the syphon at this point giving only a reduced flush. Check that the C link fitted with the syphon, allows these washers to fully sit back down onto the syphon body. If not, you will need to increase the length of the C link. Check the water level in the cistern, if the water level is only just above the top of the syphon body, it could be that by the time the cistern lever is flushed and released, that the water level in the cistern may already have dropped below the top of the syphon body, allowing air to enter the syphon at this point, and break the syphonic action. If this is the case, increase the water level within the cistern. It should be at least to the height of the water level mark shown on the yellow locking pin. Hopefully this should help to resolve the issue you are having. Kind regards TYDE