Flush pipe seal leaking

[Fusion]

Is the flush pipe too far into the pan, reducing the space for the water to come out of it?

Hi

Is the flush pipe too far into the pan, reducing the space for the water to come out of it?

The original one had been on for 15 years with the same WC and flush pipe. Thanks for the suggestion

 

[Fusion]

Needs to be clipped / something wedged behind to stop it pulling out you could try a jepp cone

cistern at angle pulling pipe out?

hi all looks inline, thanks for the suggestion

 

[Ric2013]

When possible, I prefer the external type flush pipe connectors. Second best are the white internal type. I'm not keen on the transparent internal type as they seem slippy to me.

What type are you using?

 

[Fusion]

When possible, I prefer the external type flush pipe connectors. Second best are the white internal type. I'm not keen on the transparent internal type as they seem slippy to me.

What type are you using?

Hi
It’s a black fin style seal. Only a cheap one from Screwfix. Do you recommend any particular brand. Could you send me a link to any?

 

[Ric2013]

To be fair, I'd just have used this: Flush Pipe Connector White Internal | Toolstation - https://www.toolstation.com/flush-pipe-connector/p54652 which is cheaper still [edit: not sure if it's cheaper] (though Epson is at least a 'real' brand, associated with Beta Ballvalves so should, in theory, be better than Screwfix Flomaster stuff). Actually Toolstation has some fairly good plumbing bits, surprisingly.

 

[Timmy D]

Flush cone too far up the pipe. When flushing the cistern loses weight and lifts slightly pulling cone out.