How to open Toilet Tank inside wall, basic instructions

[Dobric]

These are just basic instructions how to open water tank for toilet that is inside the wall
1. Push up from the bottom, and pull top part thoward yourself to remove first plate

Here is located main valve for water supply, if you have some leaks, you can close it here
Mine is located behind white plate, and I have removed small precut piece from it, so now I don't need to dismatle all of it to do that

Piece of plastic I have removed

2. Just remove these 2 clips, they are there to hold those 2 sticks in place

3. Remove these 2 screws (righty tighty, lefty loosie)

4. After removing the second plate, on the third, and last plate push 2 clips on top and pull

Now take out bottom part and remove the last plate. Also this is the plate where I have removed that precut piece of plastic that was covering the main valve, otherwise in emergency you would need to remove everything to close the valve.

Now tou have opened the tank, you can put some chemical inside if you need (I'm putting cleaning tablet) or you can continue dismantaling it for repairs

And to put it back, do the same steps, just in reverse

I hope this was helpful

 

[Whisky]

Interesting to see inside the wall tanks like this. Here in the states you usually only see inside the wall tanks in some commercial buildings. Thanks for posting.

 

[HazMat Shaver]

I've never seen such a thing. Or had even heard of such a thing? Thanks for sharing your experience. It will surely help someone someday.

 

[ColtRevolver]

Never seen or heard of one, either.

 

[Dobric]

They are popular in new buildings in Montenegro, they look nice, but tbh I would prefered regular type, it's much easier to fix if you have some problem
This is how it looks like, shelf parti is usefull

 

[Whisky]

Are they dual flow? Less water for urine?

 

[ajkel64]

I have not noticed anything like that out here in Australia. Maybe the newer builds might have something similar.

 

[Dobric]

Are they dual flow? Less water for urine?

Yes, right lever one uses about ½ of tank.
And you can adjust water consumption by tightening those white levers