The toilet inlet valve is blocked by sludge, how can that valve be removed?

First of all, close the main inlet valve in the room, and then close the triangle valve under the toilet. Secondly, remove the hose under the toilet, then remove the plastic cap under the toilet tank, and finally take out the water inlet valve in the tank.

The above mentioned inlet valve is blocked by sludge, I guess it is not a bet in the water tank, but the porcelain core of the triangle valve is more likely to be blocked.

You said blocking. I don't think it's clogged in the tank.

It is the possibility of the porcelain core plugging of the triangle valve.

Method; Unscrew the hose on the side of the angle valve. Open the triangle valve again. Is there water in it.

If there is, screw it back and remove the hose at this end of the tank. Open it again and try it.

And then there's water. Finally, dismantle the float inside the tank. Dismantle the valve again.

You'll know if you remove the valve. How to dismantle.

Brother, you first unscrew the plastic nut under the tank. Then look at what fasteners are in the tank and remove it. If you still have any questions, you can ask me and wish you success.

The general warranty time of the toilet is about 3 years, and the manufacturer will maintain it free of charge.

Big wrench or pipe wrench, you have no experience at a glance, and the toilet is clean and soaked overnight.

Take a wrench to remove it.

The procedure to disassemble it is as follows:

1. Close the main water inlet valve in the room first.

2. Close the triangle valve under the toilet.

3. Remove the hose under the toilet.

4. Remove the plastic cap under the toilet tank.

5. In this way, you can take out the water inlet valve in the water tank.

6. The tools used for operation are two movable wrenches.