Quick and Easy Way to Fix a Catis Toilet Flush Button
Channel: Andrea Box
Date: 2024-01-01

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If your Catis toilet flush button is starting to show signs of wear and tear, such as empty presses, difficulty flushing, or a stuck button, you can usually fix it yourself with a few simple tools and materials.

In this video, I'll show you how to fix a Catis toilet flush button in just five steps. I'll also provide some tips for extending the life of your toilet flush button.

**Tools and Materials**

* Screwdriver
* Grease or hot glue

**Step 1: Remove the Button Plate**

The first step is to remove the button plate. This is usually held in place by two screws, which can be found on the back of the button. Once the screws are removed, the button plate can be easily lifted off.

**Step 2: Remove the Button**

Once the button plate is removed, you can remove the button itself. This is usually held in place by a spring or tab. Once the button is removed, you can inspect the cylinder and plunger for wear.

**Step 3: Grease the Cylinder and Plunger**

If the cylinder and plunger are in good condition, you can simply grease them with a good quality lubricant. This will help to reduce friction and improve the button's performance.

**Step 4: Repair the Cylinder**

If the cylinder is worn, you can try to repair it by adding a thin layer of hot glue. This will help to restore the cylinder's diameter and improve its performance.

**Step 5: Reassemble the Button**

Once the cylinder and plunger are repaired, you can reassemble the button. Simply reverse the steps you took to remove them.

**Tips**

* Use a good quality lubricant, such as silicone grease or lithium grease.
* Be careful not to apply too much lubricant, as this can cause the button to stick.
* If you are repairing the cylinder with hot glue, be sure to use a thin layer. Too much glue can make the cylinder too thick and prevent it from moving properly.

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