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Diaphragm or New Fill Valve?

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Hi,

My concealed toilet cistern is filling very slowly.

I can see water coming from the top of the fill valve (Torbeck Opella I think)...I’m pretty sure this is a bottom entry valve so that is not normal?

Is the likely to be a diaphragm replacement or does it just need a new fill valve?

Hoping not to have to remove pan to fix this issue but it’s looking inevitable for access.

https://1drv.ms/v/s!ArVuuxd27XDb9g-kOF2rf_aMWwjx

The above will hopefully show a video of the issue.

Cheers
 

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Likely to be a diaphragm, bottom entry/inlet is fine, so just replace the washer providing it has worked ok previously.
 
If that’s your video, then access shouldn’t be a problem. Pan in the way or not, unless you’re renewing the valve?
 
When you mention the pan in the way, are you thinking the diaphragm is at the bottom?
 
The top front panel pops off from the front and the panel behind the toilet should slide up once the silicone is cut.

Easy access to replace the float valve.

Andy
 

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