I can t get up when I press the toilet button, and the water can t be flushed

It's a button problem, and I often encounter it, you lift the toilet lid, press the button down with your hand (don't break the button too hard, just be stronger than usual), and then let go and it will pop back.

If it doesn't work, it may be that the spring of the button is broken, and you can lift the button up with your hand, and then cover the toilet flush valve and stop the water. (The principle of toilet flushing is to press the button and open the flush valve through the action of the lever, and then raise it through the action of the spring button and close the flush valve through the action of the lever to stop flushing).

After flushing the toilet twice, immediately go to the community property to repair it.

Just buy a water outlet valve and replace it, and it's very simple to find someone who sells sanitary ware or specializes in repairing sanitary ware. If you understand, you will do it yourself, or ask the salesperson who sells sanitary ware, etc., to tell you how to do it, buy one and go home to change it yourself, generally the price will be more expensive if you want others to come to the door, and you are not willing to come to the door for this little thing.

Open the lid, and then see 2 buttons, press one casually, or adjust the water-saving valve, if it is an early point, there will be a line, pull it. No, then change a water-saving valve, a 30-60 or so.

You pick up the whole lid of the toilet with a button, and then find that thing that looks like a lunch box, press it down, your float valve may be broken, find someone to help you take a look.

After more than a year of use, the button toilet will have the problem of difficulty pressing the button due to limescale and other reasons. Solution: Lift the lid of the toilet bowl and pour a little oil into the inner wall of two cylinders.

I'm very light to use now, and I haven't had any problems for months. In a few months, the above problems may appear, just repeat the above method once. Of course, it's better to do a cleaning at the same time.

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1. The water parts of the toilet bowl are stuck by scale or other dirty things and cannot be bounced. Remove the water and wash it.

2. The button spring of the toilet water part is broken, and if you buy a brand toilet, there is generally an after-sales warranty. Call the customer directly, and there will be door-to-door service and maintenance.

Open the top cover of the left water tank, just mention the rope chain connected to the sewer rubber plug inside, pay attention to adjust the length of the rope chain, it is really not possible to find a maintenance worker.

It's a clogged toilet, call the service company all over. Or take the leather kick yourself.

The valve is broken, or it is stuck unevenly.

It should have been replaced, and I found a few people to repair the toilet at home, and after reading it, they all said that it couldn't be repaired. It should have been changed.

Call the service company, it's their responsibility!