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If the float gets stuck, it won't enter the water. It is the thing under the water pipe in the picture that is covered by the water pipe to poke it with your hand, that is, the thing near the side of the water tank on the top of the picture, let it fall below and go into the water.

Check if the water inlet is closed or blocked, if not, find a professional maintenance worker to help you overhaul it.

You move the thing on your left hand and try it.

It should be that the leather valve of the toilet can't pop up, so move the one on the left of the water outlet button up and down, and it's no problem.

There should be limescale in the water pipe, because there is a strainer at the screw of the hose connecting the toilet, you can unscrew the hose and take the strainer out to remove the impurities inside.

Toilet repair step 1

Lift the floating arm upwards. If the water stops flowing, the problem is that the float cannot be lifted high enough to press the valve plunger into the float valve. One of the reasons for this could be that the float is rubbing against the wall of the tank, if this is the case, bend the float arm slightly so that the float valve leaves the sidewall of the tank.

Toilet Repair Step 2

If the float does not touch the tank, please hold the float arm and do not let go, then turn the float counterclockwise, remove it from the end of the float arm, shake the float to see if there is any water, because the weight of the water will make the float unable to rise normally, if it enters the water, please throw the water out, and then put the float back on the float arm from the new, if the float is damaged or corroded, please replace it with a new one. If there is no water in the float, put the float back in place and gently bend the float rod to lower it low enough that the float will prevent new water from entering the tank.

Toilet repair step 3

If none of the above methods solve the problem, check the tank ball plug at the flush valve seat. Chemical residue in the water may cause the plug to not move into place, or the plug itself may rot and water will seep through the opening of the flush valve into the bucket below. Close the shut-off valve of the flush toilet and flush the water to drain the tank.

You can now inspect the tank plug for wear and install a new ball game if necessary. If the problem is caused by chemical residue that has accumulated at the opening of the flush valve, remove the residue with some corundum cloth, wire brush, or knife with or without water.

You don't know that Larry is not suitable, just call a master who understands to fix the toilet for you.