The Ultimate Guide to Buying Genuine Geberit Spares Online

A leaking toilet is frustrating—let alone a waste of water and money. If your Geberit cistern is leaking don’t panic! The good news is most leaks are caused by common issues that can be fixed with the right Geberit spares.

Let’s get into the reasons your Geberit cistern is leaking and how to fix it.

Common Causes of a Leaking Geberit Cistern

Worn-Out Flush Valve Seal

Over time the flush valve seal can wear out and allow water to trickle into the bowl. This often results in a slow but persistent leak that goes unnoticed until you see a spike in your water bill.

Fix: Replace the Geberit flush valve seal with a high-quality spare to get a tight seal and stop water wastage.

Faulty Inlet Valve

If the inlet valve isn’t shutting off properly water keeps flowing into the cistern and you get an overflow leak. You may hear a hissing sound or see water running down the overflow pipe.

Fix: A Geberit inlet valve replacement will stop excess water from entering the cistern so it fills and stops at the right level.

Loose or Damaged Cistern Bolts

Bolts holding the cistern to the wall or toilet can come loose over time and cause leaks around the base. In some cases, washers or seals can wear out and make the problem worse.

Fix: Check the bolts and tighten if necessary. If washers are worn replace them with Geberit spares and you’ll be leak free.

Cracked Flush Pipe or Outlet Spigot

A cracked or poorly fitted flush pipe or outlet spigot can allow water to escape and cause leaks at the back of the toilet.

Fix: Inspect the flush pipe and Geberit outlet spigot for damage. If you see a crack replace the faulty part with a genuine spare and you’ll be back to normal.

Fix: Installing a Geberit protective plate will add an extra layer of protection and prevent future leaks.

How to Fix Your Geberit Cistern Leak Now

1. Turn Off the Water – Before you start any repairs turn off the water so no more water leaks out.
2. Find the Problem – Check the flush valve, inlet valve, bolts, pipes and seals to find where the leak is coming from.
3. Replace Parts – Use genuine Geberit spares for a long-lasting fix.
4. Test for Leaks – Once you’ve installed new parts turn the water back on and check for any signs of leaks.
   

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