Dudley Turbo 88
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Dudley Turbo 88
Fitted a Dudley Turbo about 6 months ago and it worked fine up to today. Now it only gives a half flush irrespective of how the handle is operated. Took it out and had a look at the membrane and it's 100%, both the white plugs are in place so what is causing this half flush problem ? Got me stumped.
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Re: Dudley Turbo 88
Stumped no more. Emptied the cistern to look for any bits that may have come off the syphon and found a clear plastic plug about half an inch long. What the bloody hell is this, thought I ? Took the syphon out and found a hole on the side of the syphon just below the flushing hook, the plug fitted so filled the cistern, flushed it and it worked ! Question: Why make a hole and then plug it up ?? Makes no sense.
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Re: Dudley Turbo 88
But well done for sorting it out. I've learnt something today.
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Re: Dudley Turbo 88
The plugged holes are to allow it to be reconfigured for different flush volumes. The default setup when you buy one is 7 litres. With the white plug removed it's 6 litres, and with the plug fitted and the little yellow flap closed, 9 litres.dinger wrote:Question: Why make a hole and then plug it up ?? Makes no sense.
The correct setting depends on the design, and age, of the pan. After 2001, the pan should fully flush with 6 litres of water. Between 1993 and 2001, 7 litres. And pans fitted before 1993 will usually need the full Niagra - 9 litres.
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