About toilet lid dampers' three questions

How to repair a toilet lid damper?

The damper of the toilet cover is the two pins at the connection between the toilet cover and the toilet. They are filled with viscous damping grease to buffer, seal and lubricate. The grease inside is one-time use. If the seal is not well-sealed and leaks or volatilizes, it will affect the slow-down performance. This grease is generally not easy to add, so it is usually only replaced.

Specific method: Press the pin connecting the toilet cover and the toilet from the inside to the outside, and then lift the toilet cover up to remove the toilet cover. Then use the short end of a right-angle hex wrench to insert the end of the pin from the outside, and push in hard so that the pin will stick out. Take out the pin on the other side in the same way, so that the two slow-drop dampers of the toilet lid are removed. After that, buy a pin with the same structure and model, and install the pin on the toilet seat in the reverse order of removal.

Then align the two holes on the pins under the toilet lid with the two small posts on the toilet, then press down and install it.

Are toilet lid dampers disposable?

It's a one-time thing, it's about its design and how it works. The toilet lid slow-drop damper is a damping shaft of a combination of forward and reverse cards. It is also called a cover-opening forward and reverse card. There are three layers of structure. The hinge buffer damping grease is added between the shaft sleeves, which can play a role in slow descent.

When the cover is opened, the shaft and bushing lock together and rotate at the same time, the damping grease does not work at this time, so it can be opened normally.

When the cover falls, the shaft and the shaft sleeve follow the stubble and will not stick together, while the outer casing of the human body and the base of the shaft sleeve are stuck in the opposite direction. At this time, the damping grease works to achieve a slow drop.

The buffer damping grease is usually used for two to three years. When it leaks or evaporates, it is useless to lower the cover slowly. At this time, the grease inside is not easy to replenish, so it is a one-time use. Once it fails, reinstall a new damper. device is the most convenient.

What oil is in the toilet lid damper?

This oil is called buffer damping grease and is usually used for hinge parts. It is a new type of damping buffer sealing grease formulated from synthetic oils with a high temperature coefficient of viscosity.

It is specially used for toilet lid hinge or toilet buffer hinge, which can adapt to a wide temperature range (-30~150℃), safe, non-toxic, non-corrosive, non-volatile, anti-wear lubrication, and obvious buffer effect.

It can reduce the acceleration of the toilet cover when it falls, and keep the cover plate falling evenly for a long time, so as to prevent the toilet cover from suddenly contacting the toilet and causing a strong collision, it is not easy to volatilize, lose, and has a long service life.

It is not only suitable for the buffering and muteness of the automatic sanitary ware descending system, but also for blocking buffer door hinges, furniture hinges, rotating shafts, etc. Both metal hinges and plastic hinges are available.