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After flushing the toilet, i.e., the cistern flush valve. The cistern fills up, then water leaks out again, and we are forced to turn off the stopcock... The cistern flush valve is a button. I apologise for not expressing myself correctly due to a lack of knowledge on the subject. In any case, I have bought a replacement part for the rubber ball (rubber/plastic ball plus rod and nuts) but given the difficult access, I would like a professional familiar with this type of work to install it. That's why I would like to request a quote. It is an old-style cistern; the flat dates from the 60s. Two years ago, I replaced the flush valve with a new one (one of the blue and white plastic ones). Now water is leaking into the toilet bowl and the tank seems never to stop filling with water. The stopcock is next to the tank.
