HI, ABOUT 8 MONTHS AGO I FITTED A GROHE CONCEALED CISTERN PUSH FLUSH AS ABOVE. THE FLUSH WORKS BY AIR PRESURE. THE FLUSH HAS STOPPED WORKING. I HAVE CHECKED THE BUTTON AND IT IS STILL PUSHING AIR INTO THE AIR HOSE. I HAVE PUSHED AIR THROUGH THE HOSE MYSELF USING MY MOUTH AND THE FLUSH STILL DOES NOT WORK. THE OTHER END OF THE HOSE IS STILL ATTACHED AND HAS NOT COME LOOSE.ANYONE KNOW WHAT I SHOULD DO NEXT.
grohe push flush (concealed cistern) problem
- Thread starter m7rso
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Check that the bellows expands when you press the button.
If not, determine whether the bellows is split, or whether air is leaking from the black hose connector that pushes over the spigot on the bellows, or whether the hose has become disconnected from the
If the bellows does expand, then check that the tongue on the bottom is straddling the edge of the flush valve actuator.
If you need to order parts, the Gröhe numbers are:
43506 - bellows
43507 - hose connector
If you can't find a supplier then PM me.
If not, determine whether the bellows is split, or whether air is leaking from the black hose connector that pushes over the spigot on the bellows, or whether the hose has become disconnected from the
If the bellows does expand, then check that the tongue on the bottom is straddling the edge of the flush valve actuator.
If you need to order parts, the Gröhe numbers are:
43506 - bellows
43507 - hose connector
If you can't find a supplier then PM me.
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yo mate. great news. i sent an e mail to grohe. they told me that the cistern is guaranteed parts and labour for.......five years......would yuo believe it. they sent an engineer out with the bits...fixed for free. 20 mins. unbeleivable. i recommend this company to anyone. thank yyou v much for your help tho.......m7rso
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