Lifting rod, split pin and small valve for flush valve assembly -
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The lifting rod with cotter pin and valve is a replacement component kit designed to restore and maintain the flush mechanism, particularly for item 130-600. This set of components plays a fundamental role in the proper operation of the toilet flushing mechanism, as it is directly responsible for the lifting and closing movement that regulates the flow of water from the cistern. The lifting rod ensures precise transmission of the operating command, while the cotter pin provides secure anchoring and stability for the moving components, preventing play or misalignment that could compromise flushing efficiency. The valve, complete with insert, provides a seal, ensuring an airtight closure that prevents unwanted leaks and drips while also helping to save water. Having these replacement components available makes it possible to intervene promptly in the event of wear or malfunction, without having to replace the entire flush mechanism, with clear benefits in terms of convenience and cost-effectiveness. Specific compatibility with item 130-600 ensures a precise fit and optimal operation, restoring the mechanism's original performance. Easy to install, these replacement parts are an ideal solution for anyone wishing to keep their flushing system efficient over time, avoiding water waste and malfunctions. A small but essential kit, capable of restoring full functionality to the flush mechanism with a simple, quick, and cost-effective repair, ensuring reliability and durability.
Technical specifications:
- Composition: lifting rod, cotter pin, and valve with insert
- Application: replacement part for flush mechanism, item 130-600
- Function: lifting, anchoring, and sealing of the flush mechanism