Ideal Standard Armitage Shanks EV344AA Chrome Push Button

Product Information

Unbranded Dual flush Button designed for many ranges of Ideal Standard and Armitage Shanks cisterns fitted with the ‘SV’ flush valve. This product is a push button for dual flush Armitage Shanks toilet models from the Ideal Standard brand, and has the MPN: EV344AA and the GTIN: 791429130651.

Dual Flush Button designed for many ranges of Ideal Standard and Armitage Shanks cisterns fitted with the ‘SV’ flush valve. The Ideal Standard Cistern Dual Flush Push Button in Chrome Finish is part of Toilet Accessories an Extensive Range by Ideal Standard. For those saying the instructions are poor I would suggest looking at how the old one came apart (it's usually a good indicator of how the new one goes together) and there is also a YouTube video by armitage shanks that shows how it goes together.It would have been nice to have the other two as spares as these are the ''weakest link'' with these type of products.

The two push buttons have so much play around them when you push them down they constantly jam in the down position, then when you try to wriggle them up they eventually 'spring up' and eject the chrome plated covers like an ejector seat from the bond car. Two part valve with bayonet type release allows removal to replace seal with out the need to disconnect cistern. This product is a push button for dual flush Armitage Shanks toilet models from the Ideal Standard brand. This not a major issue, but disappointing as I only replaced the original system because of some corrosion - I may clean it up and refit it.The button features two metal elements, allowing for variable levels of flush as desired by the user. I looked and looked just for the chrome push button cap and couldn't find any that are sold separately. The whole thing is just not really strong enough to be able to operate in the way it's supposed to, if the syphon is a bit old (which it probably will be if you've got the point of replacing the button), then it'll take a little more effort than originally to flush and the button starts to get out of shape. This appears to be a genuine part, in an Ideal standard/Armitage Shanks bag, so it's not that it's a cheap knock-off (it seems), but it's just a rubbish design in general. Only reason for dropping a star is the difficult to cut rods and that the buttons are difficult to clip on (and not the easiest to take off once they're on).