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Anonymous users2024-01-23The toilet has been on the water, the float can float, that is, the water does not stop, there are many reasons, the first point may be that the water tank fell into the debris to cushion the bottom valve of the float has been leaking, although the ball floated, but has been on the water. Another point is that the float in the tank is stuck, the valve is not controlled, check it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The situation you are talking about must be that the water can't be sealed by the trap below, and the water has been flowing in the toilet, otherwise the water will come out of the tank if the water is always on. You check the lid in the tank and move it. If it doesn't work, you can change the rubber ring on the lid.
This is the float in the tank at the back of the toilet that controls the water inlet valve There is a problem, so the water inlet valve keeps open, so the water keeps on.
Usually the float is broken and will not float. Pull the float a few times hard, and it's usually fine.
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Turn off the water inlet angle valve first, the water does not stop because your water inlet has impurities or sand, so the water sealing gasket is not tightly sealed, remove the water inlet and wash it with clean water.
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