Push buttons on flush is stiff. - Duravit 0910100005 Happy D Toilet Cistern - White

Dyson tools can be a bit stiff to fit when they are new. All of the tools have a push button lock holding them together. Look at the yellow arrows on the photograph. The button pushes in the direction of the red arrow. These can also be stiff when they are new. Sometimes if you move the joint around as you press the button it will loosen up and come apart.

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allow tank to fill a little more by adjusting fill valve. When there's not enough water flowing from tank the stopper can over-power the water flow and cause the flush to stop by re-sealing.

It sounds like the nylon nut which holds the handle in place is too tight. Try loosening that nylon nut just a little to see if the handle moves easier. Sometimes if they are over-tightened, the handle will be stiff and hard to operate.

Flush handle or button!

Take a look at the one person I am connected to, he does these sort of repairals

Get an expert to service it, if it persist change the complete Bathtubs

The push button siphon assembly is worn out. Just replace it entirely.

Hi,

I would suggest that when folding the Buzz, stand in front of it first. Push down one of the grey buttons, then slide and push the other, then you can use your whole body weight to push the pram to the floor enabling you to collapse it. It is also easier if you remove the seat prior to folding.

I hope this helps.

I had the same problem. The fix cost me 50 cents (literally). I just placed a quarter on top of the Blue and White flush buttons (not sure of the technical terms) inside the tank and now it flushes properly. It seems that the 2 plastic poles the extend from the faux chrome buttons are just a bit too short.
Hope this helps