Flush valve TECE A2 with basket and seal DN42 9820223

TECE A2 flush valve DN42 with integrated basket and seal is a replacement component for toilet cisterns designed to fit DN42 pipe connections. The unit includes a removable debris basket and a sealing element to ensure leak-free operation and maintain consistent flushing performance. It is intended for maintenance, repair and retrofit of compatible cistern systems and simplifies replacement with its standardized connection size.

Advantages

The flush valve combines a compact valve body with an integrated basket that captures sediment and prevents foreign objects from entering the drainage path. The included seal provides secure water-tightness at the connection point, reducing the likelihood of leaks. Its DN42 interface follows common installation dimensions, enabling straightforward replacement of worn or damaged valves without complex modifications.

Suitable for

• Repairing or replacing a faulty cistern flush valve with DN42 connection
• Routine maintenance to remove debris and prevent blockages
• Retrofit projects that require a DN42 valve with integrated strainer and seal
• Plumbing service tasks in residential and commercial restroom installations

Key specifications

• Connection size: DN42 compatible
• Integrated removable basket for debris capture
• Included sealing element for leak prevention
• Material: durable plastics suitable for cistern internals
• Application: toilet cistern flush valve replacement

How to use

Turn off the water supply to the cistern and drain the tank before removing the old flush valve. Extract the existing valve assembly following the cistern manufacturer's guidance, then insert the TECE A2 flush valve ensuring the DN42 connection aligns correctly. Fit the removable basket into the valve body and seat the sealing element at the connection point. Reconnect the water supply, fill the cistern and check for correct operation and any signs of leakage; adjust seating if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the removable basket periodically and clean out accumulated debris to maintain reliable flushing. Replace the sealing element if signs of wear or persistent leakage appear. Use compatible cistern components and follow local plumbing codes during installation.