Hello, I have got a torbeck cistern and every time that the pressure increases it starts to hiss at the valve and slowly releases water into the pan. This is the second time in as many years that I have had it replaced but no matter what, it continues to overflow. Has anyone got any ideas how to cure it cos the bathroom is close to our bedroom and her indoors, who is a light sleeper, can hear it during the night just when the pressure seems to be at its greatest. Please dont suggest ear plugs, cos it doesnt go down very well with her who must be obeyed!
Toilet cisterns
- Thread starter heapie
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Pressure reducing valve on the supply pipe to the Torbeck valve. Or, you could restrict the flow a bit by turning down the isolation valve if one is fitted.
However, a restricted iso.valve may also be noisy, as they aren't designed to slow the flow.
However, a restricted iso.valve may also be noisy, as they aren't designed to slow the flow.
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