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Anonymous users2024-01-23Tap water will have a lot of pressure, and the design of the toilet tank is designed according to the high pressure of tap water. And your current big water tank is too close to the small tank of the toilet, and the water pressure is much smaller than that of tap water, so the water supply is slow. If the water tank is overflowing, it may be that the pipe under your water tank is too thin, if you change to a thicker pipe, the flowing water has no resistance, and the water discharge speed will be faster.
There is less water coming out of the faucet.
The first trick, most of the toilet water problems are related to the faucet, the toilet faucet water output is less will naturally lead to slow water supply, there is a filter screen in the toilet water replenisher, after a long time of use, the filter will accumulate a lot of dirt, so that the water flow will be affected, you can take it down directly for cleaning. First of all, disassemble the water inlet pipe, see if the filter screen of the water inlet component of the water tank is blocked by impurities, if it is blocked, it is simple, take it out and clean it. If not, there is a valve in the tank to check the water, and the water in the tank can be quickly drained by re-spraying. >>>More
See if your water inlet pipe and triangle valve are too small, generally the water inlet pipe is a quarter pipe diameter, so there should be no problem. Otherwise, you have to check if there is a foreign object blocked somewhere, mainly the sand in the water pipe, and there is no problem to clean it up.
There is a water pipe control at home! I turn it off and remove the inlet valve for a wrench and clean it
It may be that there is a build-up in the sewer that is causing the blockage. >>>More
There is a rubber valve (the tenth water pressure gland) under the column in the middle that does not close, just press it a few more times to make it close.