Can I replace or do i need new Flush valve-Fluidmaster

[dena007]

Hi,

Have a slow leak into the pan. Have taken the flush valve out to check the washer & notice that the bit it attaches to looks damaged.
Can I get this replaced or do I need a whole new flush valve?

Thanks

 

[dena007]

Sorry, have uploaded pics to my album and just trying to figure out how to make them show here!

 

[dena007]

http://s1162.photobucket.com/user/pinkmonkey007/media/Valve_zps005611fc.jpg.html

http://s1162.photobucket.com/user/pinkmonkey007/media/washer_zps628de436.jpg.html

 

[dena007]

 

[longdogs]

you will probably need to replace the whole thing which is probably the best idea anyway.

Or you could try http://www.fixthebog.com/servlet/StoreFront

If you are not sure of the make, this site may help:

http://kingswayplumbingtoiletspares.com/

 

[Justin Passing]

Also look at http://www.shop.lunns.net/toilet-spares-2-c.asp

 

[dena007]

Thanks for replies

I've been to local plumber shop and they said better off replacing whole thing.

Went to B&Q to get replacement, but the only one they had was one with a cable, which I bought anyway thinking I could just replace the current push button.

However, even though the width says fits 1.5" and 2", the bracket which it sits in screws into the bottom of the cistern, it does not have a backing nut. So, the one i've bought is far too narrow.
Have looked at all the links in your posts, and on the fluidmaster website but unable to find the one I've got.
Not sure what the next step is??

 

[longdogs]

looks like one of these Armitage shanks/ideal standard (Click on the pic)

http://kingswayplumbingtoiletspares.com/

 

[dena007]

looks like one of these Armitage shanks/ideal standard (Click on the pic)

http://kingswayplumbingtoiletspares.com/[/QUOTE]
Thanks Squeaky - You're right. The water inlet is a fluidmaster!
Off to try and source now.