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I have a low-level cistern with a button on top which you press to flush. Push the button several times and notice if the rod pushes the lever each time. If it doesn't, pull off the lever and drop it into the tank. Unscrew and remove the nut. Remove the lid from the tank. Unhook the chain from the handle arm. Unscrew the nut inside the tank that holds the handle mechanism. Pull the handle. Heat half a gallon of water. About This Article. This will prevent water from overflowing. Now he is full-time writer living in Naperville Illinois. How we're financed. Look at the new one to see how it comes apart and be very careful not to turn the fitting in the bottom of the cistern it attaches to or it will leak.
Apr 15,  · If you ascertain it is the syphon (not the button) then a clean up, with a little grease smeared on the rubber will help. If it is the button, then follow the advice others have given. Jan 26,  · Turn the water off and flush the loo. You can flush it by lifting part of the flush mechanism with your fingers. Have a gentle poke around and it will be fairly obvious. The bit in the middle of your cistern the cable attaches to will then unclick by turning it. There are so many different types of hardware that stop the flow of water from the tank into the toilet bowl, without knowing whats inside the tank, it is quite impossible to reply accurately. But in general, if your tank was made and installed in.

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