Hi first post here, and in desperate need for some advice thanks
Our toilet is a very old style system, its not one of those built all in ones it has a separate tank way above the toilet bowl.
Looks similar to this:
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On xmas day our toilet starting to not flush fully, plenty of water in the toilet bowl always but I noticed it required 2 pulls of the lever to get it to flush right.
But today its flushing barely (maybe works once within an hour) when I pull the lever it goes straight down without force where as before it felt like it was pulling something ? Perhaps odd way to describe it but feels like the tank up there is empty of water or something worn out?
Council has refused to send a plumber round since they deem it not health and safety and not emergency they said to try again next week if it gets worse:xmas:
she did however suggest the stopcock is worn out before refusing or helping me.
Any help would be appreciated, I can attempt a DIY fix perhaps.
Our toilet is a very old style system, its not one of those built all in ones it has a separate tank way above the toilet bowl.
Looks similar to this:
hxxp://st.houzz.com/simgs/526124c802174c0c_15-8512/modern-bathroom.jpg (replace xx forum not allowing me link picture)
On xmas day our toilet starting to not flush fully, plenty of water in the toilet bowl always but I noticed it required 2 pulls of the lever to get it to flush right.
But today its flushing barely (maybe works once within an hour) when I pull the lever it goes straight down without force where as before it felt like it was pulling something ? Perhaps odd way to describe it but feels like the tank up there is empty of water or something worn out?
Council has refused to send a plumber round since they deem it not health and safety and not emergency they said to try again next week if it gets worse:xmas:
she did however suggest the stopcock is worn out before refusing or helping me.
Any help would be appreciated, I can attempt a DIY fix perhaps.