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- Page 1 Traditional Close Coupled Toilet and Cistern Fitting Instructions Please follow them carefully and leave this manual with end user V1.02.25...
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Page 2: Before You Begin
Before you begin: We recommend that this product is installed by a qualified tradesperson, Victorian Plumbing Ltd. accept no liability for products incorrectly installed or any damage to the floor, walls, plumbing, toilet pan, cistern, or personal injury during installation. Check the chosen wall space for any pipes/cables prior to drilling We recommend that the cistern must be fastened to a load bearing wall. - Page 3 Recommended Fittings: Screw Cap Cover (x2) Pan Screw (x2) Washer (x2) Rawl Plug (x4) Wall Screw (x2) Tools Required (Not Included): *Ensure the appropriate PPE is used during installation* Adjustable Silicone Tape Sealant Wrench Screw Driver Spirit Level Pencil Drill Measure Pan connector: •...
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Page 4: Installation
Installation Step 1: • Once the pan connector pipe is prepared, add a small amount of lubricant to the seal, then push the toilet into the required position, with the pan connector fully connected to the soil pipe (spigot). Waste Spigot Step 2: •... - Page 5 Step 4: • Insert the rawl plugs into the pre drilled holes if you are fitting into a solid floor. Step 5: • Prepare the cistern by inserting the fill valve within the cistern, then secure into place by screwing the back nuts to the underside of the cistern (as shown in the diagram below).
- Page 6 Step 7: • Fit the thick doughnut washer to the tail of the siphon and ensure it is fully surrounding the nut. Fit the cistern onto the toilet pan, allowing the fittings to pass through the holes in the pan. Screw the back nuts onto the cistern fixing screws and tighten.
- Page 7 Step 9: • Re-fit the toilet pan and push the waste spigot onto the pan connector, add a small amount of lubricant to assist. Align the fixing holes on the pan with the floor brackets. Waste Spigot Step 10: • Once aligned, mark the fixing holes at the back of the cistern to the wall.
- Page 8 Step 12: • Re-fit the pan over the fixing holes. Once aligned, secure the toilet pan and cistern into position using the appropriate fixings. Step 13: • From underneath the cistern, make the connection from the mains water supply to the threaded tail of the fill valve. Tighten all the connections with an adjustable wrench.
- Page 9 Step 14: • Once assembly is completed, turn on the water supply and test the flush operation. Check all joints and connections for any leaks. Step 15: • Finish by pushing on the screw covers. Once installation is completed, apply a fine bead of good quality silicone around the bottom edge of the toilet pan.
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Page 10: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Please note: It is recommended to turn off the water supply before carrying out any internal maintenance. Water continues to run into the toilet pan: • Check the fill valve is closing when reaching the correct recommended water level. Ensure the float mechanism is not being obstructed and causing the cistern to continually fill thus causing an overflow into the toilet pan. -
Page 11: Maintenance
Maintenance Please note: Turn off the water supply and flush the toilet to drain away the water in the tank, it is also recommended to have a bucket under the tank to catch the draining water. Depending on the toilet design you may need to remove the toilet pan from its location to access the inlet valve water supply and retaining nut. - Page 12 www.victorianplumbing.co.uk V1.02.25...
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