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Replacing a toilet usually requires a new toilet pan, cistern or in-wall cistern, inlet and outlet valves, pan connector (S-trap or P-trap), flexible water connection, cistern seal, fixing screws, and a toilet seat. Additional parts may be needed depending on the plumbing layout.

Common toilet problems include constant running, weak flushing, leaks, and blockages. These issues are often caused by worn inlet or outlet valves, damaged seals, or built-up debris inside the cistern or pipes. Replacing faulty valves, seals, or connectors usually fixes the problem and restores normal flushing and water control without major work.

Identify your toilet type first: back-to-wall, close-coupled, wall-hung, or in-wall. Check inlet position, trap type, button size, and brand compatibility. Measuring existing parts and reviewing Australian Standard compliance helps ensure the replacement parts fit and function correctly.

Minor replacements like toilet seats, flush buttons, or inlet valves can often be done DIY with basic tools. However, replacing a full toilet suite or plumbing connections typically requires a licensed plumber to ensure correct installation, prevent leaks, and meet Australian plumbing regulations.