What should I do if the toilet doesn t go water? Renovation Q A

1. Open the main valve [also called angle valve] to determine whether there is tap water.

2. Open the lid of the water tank and observe that there is no water on the water tank. Whether the piston can be plugged. If you can't plug it, it will leak, and the water tank is not up to the switch, so you won't get on the water.

The toilet tank fittings are divided into three parts. The first is that the drain valve is directly below the button, and the second is the inlet valve, which is the part of the hose connected to the outside of the water tank, which is generally next to the drain valve. The third part is that the buttons are divided into full-row buttons and half-row buttons.

3. Close the toilet lid and check whether the button can reach the inlet valve, if so, adjust the orientation of the inlet valve, and then see if the float or float of the inlet valve can move up and down freely. If you get stuck, the water won't get in. Usually there are adjustable crosseyes on the pontoons, and you can twist them in a clockwise direction to see.

If the float is suspended in the air when there is no water, it means that it is broken and the water inlet is blocked.

4. Fill the water tank with water to see if the pontoon can float freely. If the problem of water inlet is solved. Then there is the problem of drainage, which is also the problem of flushing. See if the plug of the plug in the tank, also called the float, is damaged. Whether the float and button connection are loose. If it is loose, it can be tightened.

5. Check if the button is elastic. It is easy to rust when the spring enters the water for a long time. The working principle of the toilet is nothing more than pumping--- storing water --- releasing water. Just a few things, step by step.