Hi all,
I have previously replaced a float valve with a Fluidmaster Bottom-Entry Lever & Fill Valve Cistern; but it was not without problems - part of the problem was that the inlet pipe was a tiny bit too high meaning that there was a bigger gap inside the cistern that led to a leak.
I now need to do the other toilet in the house and know that there will be a similar problem (or assume as much) would it be worthwhile shortening the pipe by someway and replacing this with a flexible hose or similar?
Any advice appreciated!
TFT
I have previously replaced a float valve with a Fluidmaster Bottom-Entry Lever & Fill Valve Cistern; but it was not without problems - part of the problem was that the inlet pipe was a tiny bit too high meaning that there was a bigger gap inside the cistern that led to a leak.
I now need to do the other toilet in the house and know that there will be a similar problem (or assume as much) would it be worthwhile shortening the pipe by someway and replacing this with a flexible hose or similar?
Any advice appreciated!
TFT