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    Feb 4, 2007, 07:12 AM
    WC cistern will not fill
    2 years ago we had a new toilet fitted, within those years we've had 1 new cistern installed because the it would not fill and it's happened again.
    It's a low fitted.
    As anyone any idea what causes this and how to "fix it"
    Thanks
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    Feb 4, 2007, 09:35 AM
    I first have to know what type of ballcock you have. Float ball on a rod or a can on a wire? What does "low fitted" mean. Are you saying you changed out the entire toilet tank because it would not fill? Back to you, Tom
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