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Anonymous users2024-01-23There should be a problem with the faucet of the tank. It is also a waterproof problem, whether the following points have been achieved during waterproof construction:
The paint should be stirred well before use; If the temperature is below 0 or above 35, no construction is allowed;
Storage and transportation temperature 5 -35 is appropriate; Six hours of rain and snow weather should be selected for construction;
Before the paint is dried or the waterproofing membrane is not paved, it is strictly prevented from stepping on or other construction.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The plumber is not working properly, reinstall it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Do you think it's dripping water in the pit or dripping in the tank?
Move the float to see if it is stuck, and the water is not tightly closed.
Summary. Hello is happy to answer your questions, it may be that the toilet tank has not reached that pressure for a while when the water is on, so a small amount of water leaks from the tank into the toilet. >>>More
Where is the leakage at the bottom of the toilet broken, and there are several reasons for the leakage: 1) The bottom of the toilet bowl has been perforated after years of use, resulting in water leakage; 2) The interface connecting the toilet to the sewer is loose or perforated, and the water flows to the bottom of the toilet; 3) The faucet (including the hose) connected to the toilet will also leak out and flow to the bottom of the toilet after years of water corrosion; You should check it carefully, the toilet that has been used for many years often has the above situation.
Yes, after the float is raised, the sealing gasket is not tight, or it may be misaligned, adjust the position.
Causes and solutions:
1. There is a crack at the bottom of the toilet bowl caused by the toilet leakage, which is mainly caused by the poor quality of the toilet, and even the crack occurs when the toilet is fired, and the water leaks out along the crack when it is used. >>>More