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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are two reasons for the leakage of the flush toilet tank, the first is that the water is full and cannot be closed, which is solved by turning the float valve low. The second is that the water tank is leaking while the water is ingress, this is because the plug did not reset when you flushed last time, and you can press the flush button again and it will not leak.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Toilet tank leakage is generally caused by water parts, and you can consider replacing the whole set of water parts.
There are three situations where there will be a small amount of water leakage, 1. The rubber ball valve is broken, the seal is not tight, and there is water leakage, as long as it is replaced. >>>More
You need to make it clear whether it is a leak at the inlet or outlet. If it is a leak at the water inlet, just replace the water inlet pipe, generally the rubber pad is aging, and just changing the gasket can also solve the problem. If it is a leak at the outlet, it means that there is water flowing down the drain from the toilet all the time, then it is that the drain valve in the toilet tank is broken or the rubber mat is stuck with debris. >>>More
You can only use the leather puff to suck, or use a professional dredging spring to dredge, I believe you don't have this thing, if the blockage is not bad, use the leather puff, if it is powerful, find a professional dredge phone in the corridor, call someone to help you, and the ultimate way, is to remove the toilet and then pass, is more troublesome.
How long has the toilet been bought?
When buying, the store can tell you whether you can adjust the amount of water, and since your toilet is divided into buttons for urine and urine, it should be able to be adjusted separately. >>>More
If you're a boy, I'd suggest you get it yourself. It's good to use both brothers, and AB glue is OK. Dry with a hair dryer. >>>More