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Does that mean its broken and its your tomorrow.
J
OK
Here is a pic of the said cistern on the back of our loo that was perfick after repairs to washers etc last Monday.
Started chucking water out last night.
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Looks evil don't it?
Like someone hit it with an ammer or summat. but obvs not.!
Cracks so wide I cannot even push them together
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And to prove that Stan hadn't got clumsy with anything when tightening stuff up, here are the only holes involved, not a mark on 'em.
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Calling all plumberists who might have a clue as to how this could have happened.
@brianp38dse etc?
Help, please?
Have you seen the prices of replacements in Frogland?
And they really don't do ones wiv the inlet pipe at the bottom.
What's wrong with this one? -->
Looks like a stress crack, was it screwed tight back to the wall on the top fixings they should always be slightly loose or put a tap washer under the screw head allows for a bit of movement,
The china shrinks about a third when it is fired so stress can be built in to it, expansion and contraction can just make it go.
Lot easier to use the new forum on yer phooter than yer fone.
Help, please?
Have you seen the prices of replacements in Frogland?
And they really don't do ones wiv the inlet pipe at the bottom.
As you say, cheap as chips in the UK, an arm and a leg in France especially ones with an ilet at the bottom. We'll have to jury rig summat until, we can get back and get another for next season. Bit of a poop as we have quite a few guests this year. more than usual.I see those close coupled toilet and cistern sets start at £84.99 at Screwfix. I'd offer to buy one and post it to you but it would probably get broken en route
I meant to say "fanks for the offer" as well.I see those close coupled toilet and cistern sets start at £84.99 at Screwfix. I'd offer to buy one and post it to you but it would probably get broken en route
I'll get it for you and send it on!Yes please
Wot did you do you tinker
Cheers mate, no, not screwed to the wall at all, not even any holes in't porcelain to be able to do that. Has been like it for 15 years, then suddenly went fubar. words escape me!Looks like a stress crack, was it screwed tight back to the wall on the top fixings they should always be slightly loose or put a tap washer under the screw head allows for a bit of movement,
The china shrinks about a third when it is fired so stress can be built in to it, expansion and contraction can just make it go.
HEHEIf you click it it show the real post he quoted
J
Stressed alright with his lard ass on it
Do us a favour, send us one, and send me your bank details so I can send you that penny!!!!!!!2 a penny here mate.
thought it was a European thing.
J
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