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Undo those two bolts holding it down, run a knife around the sealant and lift it out.
At least, that's what it would be for ours.
Isolate the water feed and give it a flush first, so that if the siphon is leaking it doesn't have much water left in it.
rhowe-
Thanks. It was easy to get off.
I have fitted a new flush cone and ordered a new pan connector. A straight forward job so far. Everything is neat back there so I don't imagine that I'll have any problems than it being a bit awkward to fit the pan connector.
The pan was fitted using silicone sealant only. I thought this always a bodge at first but the internet is telling me that it is pretty usual these days.
Questions for anyone are; is silicone sealant an ok way of securing the pan? I'd rather not drill the tiles for bolting down if I can avoid. Do I need a particular type of sealant or will any sanitary sealant (eg this from screwfix ) do?
dst2
This toilet needs to come off the wall to fix a leak when the toilet is flushed. First quote is £615 to remove toilet, place bits, refit and seal. Can anyone walk me through the process of removing the toilet please?