How to change a Geberit Flush Button and Valve

How to change a Geberit Flush Button and valve old style www.choicerepl...

[@cdcondon5]

You are a lifesaver! I live in Indonesia and have been trying to get the commode open for months now. I gave up and googled it... Nothing matched and then I thought of KZbin. Took my 20 mins!!! After waiting over a year! Thank you kind Sir!

[@ralphrees2809]

Excellent Video / Tutorial. Made changing my toilet flush mechanism a real simple task - old out and new one installed and correctly flushing within 45 minutes. Could not have done it without your help and video. And explained in such easy to understand language. Thank you so much.

[@ЯрославСокол-ы4к]

Was useful to me even 11 years later!

[@geoffmoore1444]

Thanks mate. The concealed button mechanism had me stumped until you clearly showed me how to remove it on the video. Great!

[@OFEgarden]

Thanks a stack for the clear explanation. The instruction sheet doesn't show you how to remove the main part - so easy with those two clips. Something I found out in a forum - the main valve (a flat grey rubber ring, may leak because it develops small water-filled blisters on the surface. If you want a quick fix you can just pop these with a sharp blade (don't go right through the ring though!), refit and the slow leak's cured.

[@sunkat76]

This is the clearest tutorial I have seen yet. Thanks for getting straight to the point. I found it particularly helpful that you explained how to determine whether it is the inlet valve (ballcock) or the flush valve. That really helped. I have liked and subscribed.

[@twiggacott]

Nice simple instructions and no annoying music unlike a lot of other instructional videos.

[@vijendralal2820]

Thanks for sharing this knowledge in such a clear manner. It worked perfectly for me and helped me to fix my broken flush button without having to call a plumber.

[@ilovebach1010]

Saving lives 11 years and counting!

[@ninxivi]

Thank you! Saved me from disassembling the whole thing and instead was just unplug and plug the new Valve in place.

[@johnmillen5861]

Very useful. The fault is often the washer which can be replaced without throwing out the main plastic unit.

[@glau10]

Great video! I have followed the instructions and I have had no problem at all. Everything done ok in five minutes. Thanks for sharing.

[@lrkebrunphilipsen727]

This helped us a lot! We had no idea how to get the aggregate up. Thanks a lot!

[@dithell]

Fantastic, been trying to work out how to open the button all day. Thanks v. much.

[@davidsandland5415]

Top video.......I have been scratching my head on this one for a while. Thanks !

[@o2Monster_X]

excellent video. very professional and knowledgable.

[@dsd7004]

Just what I needed. Wasn't sure how to pull valve out. My one, when you flush, the system keeps on flushing and you have to press the top buttons again, for it to stop. Not all the time but about 1 in 20 flushes . Any ideas on what's going on???

[@yachticus]

thank you that was a superb explanation - clear concise and accurate

[@themadears]

thanks ! u helped me! its been an hour i tried to open the top of my toilet until i saw your video!

[@sutejom]

thanks youtube... i learn how to fix my flush toilet fill valve from this.... very helpful....

[@MySeegee]

very clear and very comprehensive instructions

[@landshark7.629]

Thanks for the info sir! Totally saved my toilet. I was at the end of my nerves and just about to prybar the top

[@neilbailey2893]

Simple and straightrorward - thank you

[@johnrunner6131]

* This is a very clear explanation ~ thankyou. The cistern I need to work on is however under a fixed worktop which is only 3cm above the top of the cistern. I won't be able to see what I'm doing ~ I hesitate to attempt to get the flushing mechanism out by reaching in, squeezing the two clips, turning the whole thing horizontal, withdrawing it and then trying to reverse the whole process with a new mechanism. * I don't even know whether there will be enough of a gap under the worktop to withdraw the mechanism, even if it's horizontal , despite the the space created by removing the cover. * Do you know whether it is easy, in particular, to slot a new mechanism into place without being able to see what's happening? * If I'm only successful in unclipping the old mechanism and then either a) can't get it out (and can't then clip it back) or b) can get it out but can't clip the new mechanism in, it's going to be a matter of getting a plumber in or maybe having a quiet word with the builder whose plumber fitted it like this.

[@Catsdontcycle]

Thanks - very helpful (along with your other video on removing the old-style crescent button version.

[@gilso1450]

Excellent tutorial - thank you

[@pattygibb2160]

With the help of this video I have managed to do what two different maintenance guys from holiday letting agent have not managed to do - fix broken Ideal standard dual flush button and adjust Geberit bridge to correct height.

[@philiprahman6778]

Thank you so much. It was helpful and easy to understand.

[@endriu1981]

Thanks you very much. Andy from Poland

[@333BRETT]

Thank you. I could not work out how to remove the button :)

[@patrickchang-leng1073]

Great video, I have noises that come after either buttons are used for flushing just as the water is about to be cut off. Sounds like hammering noise, I believe that this could be an air lock, how do I remedy this please?

[@vijaykumarramakrishna7634]

What if the problem is with the green and white buttons getting stuck. As a result when the buttons on top get pressed, they do not get back to position and water keeps flowing. Does the bottom unit then need replacement?

[@johnklansek8898]

Great informative video clip thank you for posting it solved my issues

[@anthonychappell4746]

One of my rods broke. Where can I buy a rod by itself?

[@mytoiletSpares]

Great Video, straight to the point

[@scabbo100]

thanks for posting. Very helpful

[@alysonstibbard9471]

Incredibly helpful, thank you.

[@nsimha30]

thank you. The information provided is very useful

[@robertYTB78g]

Excellent vid, very helpful, thanks

[@pb7815]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful!

[@ascott1663]

The doesn't work for me because my button does not have a screw and the rods do not come away with the small and large flush buttons. I can remove the buttons but am left with the casing which I cannot remove and still cannot take the lid off the cistern

[@denisemenashy9392]

Thanks, your video was really helpful!

[@williamgombert7710]

Hello, I have one of this kind of Flushvalve that is broken, but ... this model is no longer for sale. Any idea by what model I have to replace it? Best regards

[@sylviep9373]

it is this one, on amazon: Geberit Replacement Dual Flush Cistern Valve Main Body Only Twico-1 240.280.00.1

[@MrE4all]

Thanks you..Grazie from Sydney

[@idhamhafidz]

Thanks man. I managed to do it after you showed it.

[@miljanmatovic880]

Fantastic! Thank you so much!

[@theoriginalshakil8013]

Very useful. Thank you

[@susiemiller9018]

Thank you grateful for the information

[@geoffmarriott4387]

Great information thanks

[@tavariledir9734]

Great,Thanks for your help

[@juanccg63]

Muchas gracias ahora se como arreglar mi tanque de agua 👍

[@alilarissa1]

Thanks mate ! great job !

[@phillipthomson7348]

Many thanks for this. Possibly saved our marriage.

[@TnyRwn]

Thank you, very clear!

[@SteamRiC]

thanks.. this video just saved my toilet :)

[@kenthomson9275]

going to try this today...

[@julius888-h3p]

thankyou. it's really helpfull

[@spirosbonis436]

Thanks . All I want is to see how to open the place of the buttons

[@ivangilbran1088]

thanks your info👍👍👍

[@Santy_888]

how do you connect cable that has come off at other end. not push button end?

[@davidmarland4065]

Excellent, thank you

[@نيتلبنبانؤل]

اغنيه 7 لا

[@henrykwofie1547]

thanks for ur help

[@lilianacoria1493]

Puede esplicar en castellano x q n9 entiendo nada y es justo lo q necesito arreglar

[@chris_this_is]

Thanks brother!

[@KeithHuang]

thank you, helped alot

[@djayadiu2002]

thank you :)

[@lindsayveronica85]

Thanks for the vid I’ve now broke my full toilet

[@Ivan68]

Thanks a lot

[@olegofsky]

Thank you.

[@Vlad22051969]

Спасибо, разобрался как его разбирать.

[@tbkhoo]

thank you.. very much..

[@papasmerf3788]

You can change flush button but you can't change valve.

[@radbabic3532]

very nce and profesional

[@mryux]

Thanks.

[@bartekp1868]

I wonder how i have gone from parkour videos to a tutorial on how to change a flush button on a toilet...

[@gentilhomme7612]

Genius

[@jamesbrown-cq2di]

thanks

[@jimidavid1731]

thank u

[@House.H]

Is this Christopher Hitchens?!

[@DigitalSWebVideos]

Throwing the unit away is in most cases stupid. The fault usually lies with the white rubber seal at the bottom of the unit thats in his hand. I'd rather pay £3.00 for a new seal before shelling out nearly £30 for a new unit!

[@gryechemohammed4252]

Thinks

[@lukasbasista15]

R

[@tigerofcopenhagen2225]

Camera guy is terrible!

[@hameedaldeleemy7331]

Thanks

[@sadabfa5951]

thanx

[@ARJUNPIANO]

Thanks