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I have an older Geberit, installed in 2009 (see photo). All the videos that I can find are about much newer models. No matter where I set the fill level, it over fills and pours down the overflow into the bowl, causing the filling to continue forever. The filling mechanism is quite recent, but clearly has a problem. Does anyone have this model, and how should I proceed? Thanks.
 

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If it’s new, it is unlikely to need a new diaphragm. More likely is that there is some grit in the valve that is stopping it shutting off. Remove the valve, dismantle/clean/reassemble - before refitting it run some water into the cistern to clear the supply pipe.
 
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Thank you. I’ve taken it out and cleaned it and restored it and it’s working so far. But, it had been working intermittently. Just in case, I’ve ordered a replacement part. I replaced it a few years ago (3 or 4) but had already forgotten how to take it apart. This time, I’ve made notes. The part is branded SIAMP.
 
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