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--- service:wc [2025/10/17 19:36] – daniel
+++ service:wc [2025/11/15 10:20] (current) – [Filler mechanism] daniel
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 ===== Disassembly =====
+Turn off the inlet valve
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+The button can be flipped open
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+Use a finger, unscrew the blue tube to remove the button together with the tube
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+The outer housing is held by two Torx 25 screws
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+===== Filler mechanism =====
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-The filler mechanism can be removed and disassembled:
+The filler mechanism can be removed and disassembled.
+First slide the yellow plastic part upwards to remove the filler tube.
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+The filler mechanism is secured to the main mechanism by two plastic clips.
+Alternative 1: By carefully using a screwdriver to bend the clips inward and at the same
+time lifting the filler mechanism, it can be removed.
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+Alternative 2: It should be possible to just pull the handle to remove the filler mechanism.
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 {{service:wc:img_20251017_185353.jpg?400|Filler}}
 {{service:wc:img_20251017_185441.jpg?400|Filler disassembled}}
 ===== Repair and assembly =====
-The plunger has its aged and therefore faulty rubber seal mounted in the middle of the plunger. The rubber part at the end is for sealing off the water from the main pipe. Now for the fix. An O-ring fits inside the seal:
+The plunger has its aged and therefore faulty rubber seal mounted in the middle of the plunger. The rubber part at the end is for sealing off the water from the main pipe.
+Now for the fix. An O-ring fits inside the seal:
 {{service:wc:img_20251017_185715.jpg?400|Plunger}}
 By putting four O-rings on the plunger, the original seal gets just big enough to start working as a seal again:
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 The suitable O-ring was found to be "R-04" from my [[https://www.clasohlson.com/se/O-ringar,-407-st./p/31-1704|Clas Ohlson O-ring box]]:
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