Caroma Toilet Parts

Caroma Toilet Parts Buying Guide

A toilet's flush mechanism and seat see genuinely more daily use than almost any other bathroom fitting, and sourcing genuine Caroma replacement parts keeps both the fit and finish consistent with the original suite.

Choosing a flush button or plate

Cistern flush buttons, in round metal, suit a standard exposed-cistern toilet, spanning finishes from brushed brass and brushed nickel through to matte black and gunmetal. The Caroma Luna round cistern flush button extends the same finish range specifically for the Luna suite. For a concealed-cistern toilet, the Invisi Series II range offers round, oval and rectangular dual-flush metal plates and buttons, in a genuinely broad finish spread including copper, neutral and white, alongside the standard metallic tones.

Choosing a replacement seat

The Caroma Family D Shape toilet seat includes GermGard antibacterial protection. The Xena Soft Close and Liano Soft Close seats both bring a controlled, gentle close rather than a hard drop. The Trident seat and the Profile Standard seat with a plastic hinge round out the range for a more standard replacement.

Matching hinge caps to your suite

Toilet seat hinge caps are sold specifically for two groups of Caroma suites: Urbane, Contura and Riviera, and Liano, Arc and Xena, each in a matching finish range. Confirming which suite the toilet belongs to before ordering hinge caps ensures a correct fit, since the two groups aren't interchangeable.

Are Caroma toilet parts compliant with current plumbing standards?

Yes. Caroma's products, including toilet parts, comply with current Australian plumbing standards, and the brand has been transitioning its tapware to lead-free brass in line with updated requirements, maintaining the same build quality.

How do I replace the flush valve seal on my Caroma dual-flush toilet?

First, turn off the water supply and flush the toilet to empty the tank. Remove the valve body by turning it counter-clockwise and lifting it out, replace the old seal with a new one, then reinsert the valve body and turn it clockwise to secure it before restoring the water supply. Confirming the toilet's model number, found inside the cistern or on the underside of the lid, first ensures the correct replacement seal is used.

How do I remove a Caroma detachable toilet seat for cleaning?

Open the seat lid to locate the quick-release buttons near the hinges. Press these buttons and lift the seat upwards to remove it. After cleaning, align the seat holes over the hinge posts and push down to reattach.

What should I do if my Caroma toilet isn't filling properly?

There may be an issue with the inlet (fill) valve. Inspecting the valve for debris or damage, then cleaning or replacing it as necessary, generally resolves the issue.

Completing the repair

Caroma toilet parts are easiest to source once the specific suite is confirmed, Urbane, Contura, Riviera, Liano, Arc or Xena among them, since hinge caps and some seats are matched to a specific model group. The Blue Space's Caroma Toilets and Toilet Roll Holders collections are worth reviewing alongside a parts selection to complete the bathroom.