Follow along and check off each step as you go — most customers finish in about 7 minutes.
Tap each item as you gather it — a couple of minutes of prep now saves a return later.
A straightforward spindle swap — no professional plumber required.
Your Corsa-type flush valve should now turn smoothly with no leaks. Keep an eye on it over the next few flushes.
The most common fitting mistakes — and how to avoid them.
If something doesn't feel right after fitting, check here first.
| Symptom | Likely Cause | What To Do |
|---|---|---|
| Still leaking after fitting the new spindle | Spindle not seated fully, or a thread-size mismatch | Recheck it’s screwed in fully; confirm dimensions match your valve; contact support if it persists |
| Handle feels stiff or doesn’t turn a full 180° | Old debris/sealant residue in the valve body, or overtightening | Clean the valve body threads and refit without overtightening |
| Spindle won’t fit into the valve body | Wrong size/type for your specific flush valve | Double-check your existing part is Corsa-type, 27mm, before fitting; contact support for help |
| Water still running after installation | Spindle not fully closing, or valve body needs cleaning | Turn off the water supply, recheck spindle seating and orientation, contact support if needed |
Message our support team with your order details and we'll help you sort it out.