DIY - Toilet Flush Handle

Just 1st week of May one night,
I walked in the shower room
to find the flush handle
broken...
IN HALF !!

THANKS, MATE  !!   > :(

Worse, he even left the broken half on the top,
just to show me?
"Hey, fix this", was that leftover is
sending SOMEBODY a message
to call a repairman !!?

FUCK !! THAT was made of metal  !!
I looked at that shower flush,
I began concern when it would last in his use...
because it's a cheap PVC material..

After the second week,
there's no sign of action from him
or apology...

and I know I have to fix it
before mom's visit
which is 2 days after.
It's super inconvenient as
the broken edge is sharp
and could leave your fingers some cut.

I measure the hole. ( just in case there's different sizes )
I bought a new flush handle from a hardware store nearby.
I watch a tutorial just to be sure.

Then it's time,
I open the top,
carefully examine
the position of the old one,
and then try to match
the new one with the same position.

Next, it takes quite a while
to remove the old one
because of the rusty steel attached.

I gave the surrounding
a thorough wash to clean
the dirty dusty brown stain
before replacing the new
and intact with screw.

Rinse any dirty place
and it's finished.
Welcoming the evening...

I have only just stayed 1 year and 5 months here,
the toilet has already went through
5 damn fixes.

1st is the shower handle. - Call, schedule and repairman fixed. -
2nd is the heater. - Owner, schedule, and repairman fixed -
3rd is the toilet plastic seat. - schedule and repairman fixed. -
4th is the leaking pipe links between the bowl and the flush. - I fixed. -
5th is the flush handle. - I just fixed. -