Help Identifying cistern internals

[Divingdad]

Hi all, I have to sort a constant fine dribble from the flusher in one of the newer cisterns. Photos show the whole setup. I need to know what you call the flush bit and how to remove/replace it please.
I’ve never touched one of these only used to sorting ballcock etc. Many thanks in advance

 

[RichardM]

Opella Torbec Spare Parts

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[Barking Mat]

Pull it apart, might be a bit of crud on the sealing ring.

 

[Divingdad]

Do they just pull out, guessing O rings involved?

 

[wyn]

I fiddled with one yesterday ( a geberit).
Give the body of the flush valve a turn and it might all come out.
There might be dirt in it. The one i did had a "bubble" of water in the silicone sealing ring. This distorts it and allows the water through. I popped it with a pin to get the water out. Seals ok for the moment but ordered a new one.

 

[iNf]

Opella is now Fluidmaster
https://www.fluidmasteruk.com/support/
Links on there for their YouTube channel

 

[gaz1]

all of the new types fail due to leaking with usage its not actually wear to a degree its just a slide up and slide back down to seal on a rubber seal for the flush

but that type is expensive to replace when it goes faulty compared to the old type of flush

if you want to fath around trying to find the same seal its kinda goodluck on that

whilst the old type of flush is just unscrew fit the flush screed and rescrew back on again

a note has to be said both versions need the box off the toilet or in low level systems you can replace easier

yours is low level

 

[Divingdad]

Thank you, I will give it go

 

[Kayos]

Honestly, usually easier to just replace the lot with a new decent one like a Fluidmaster

It will fail again but at least it can be swapped in a few seconds the next time