Parisi Outlet Valve Rubber Seal (SP.PA0029) | Genuine Replacement

The Cost-Effective Leak Fix: Is your toilet “ghost flushing” or showing a constant slow trickle of water in the bowl? Before replacing the entire valve, try replacing this seal.

• Compatible Valves: Specifically designed for the SP.PA0028 (Red Cables) and the SP.PA0041 (Separate Cables).

• The Pro-Tip: If you are already opening your cistern to replace the Inlet Valve, we highly recommend purchasing this seal as a “peace of mind” add-on. It ensures both ends of your cistern are fully refreshed.

Genuine Parisi Silicone Rubber Seal Over time, the original rubber seal in your Parisi or iLife cistern can swell, warp, or accumulate mineral scale. This prevents the outlet valve from seating perfectly, leading to a constant loss of water.

How to replace it (No tools required):

1. Remove: Reach into the cistern and lift out the outlet valve tower.

2. Detach: Simply grasp the old rubber seal, stretch it slightly, and pull it off the base of the valve.

3. Install: Stretch the new genuine Parisi seal over the base and “walk” it into the designated groove until it sits flat and flush.

4. Test: Re-insert the valve and flush. Your leak should be gone instantly.

In Stock & Ready for Dispatch

Don’t let a small leak waste hundreds of liters of water. We keep high stock levels of Parisi seals in our Mascot warehouse:

• 8 out of 10 orders delivered on or before time.

• Less than 24-hour handling: We dispatch most orders the same business day.

• Sydney Local? Order online and organize your own Uber pickup from our Mascot location for a same-day fix.

• Q: Will this fit my iLife toilet?

  • A: Yes. If your iLife toilet uses the Parisi-style cable valve (SP.PA0028/41), this is the correct replacement seal.

• Q: My leak is very fast; will a seal fix it?

  • A: If the leak is a heavy flow, the valve body itself may be cracked or the “flush box” mechanism may be stuck. However, for 90% of slow “trickle” leaks, this seal is the solution.

• Q: Why should I buy this with an inlet valve?

  • A: Cistern components usually age at the same rate. If your inlet valve has failed, the outlet seal is likely nearing the end of its life too. Replacing both at once saves you from opening the wall again in six months.