Why do toilets leak

Which part. For example: water tank, base, etc.

1. The leakage of the water tank is basically a problem with the drain valve. There is a problem with the outlet valve, such as not sealing, etc.

2. After flushing the toilet, the switch of the accessories in the water tank does not return to its normal position after the water tank is replenished, and water leakage will also occur.

Broken? Or what does it mean, can you just type a few words a little more, and explain that everyone is not a god, and I can't guess what you think.

There is a gap in the toilet seat, and it is a man again, so it is ......

If the toilet leaks in general, it may be caused by not being installed properly when it is installed, and it may be that the sealing ring at the bottom of the toilet is loose or may cause water leakage, which needs to be repaired.

The toilet leaks because the flush valve of the toilet is out of order, and the parts of the flush valve need to be replaced, so that the toilet will not leak.

Answer reason 1: The inlet valve does not have a filter. If there are too many impurities in the water, it will cause blockage to the sealing ring in the water inlet valve, so that the water inlet valve will not be closed when it is working. Due to the loose sealing of the joint, the water of the non-disposable formed drain valve flows into the toilet through the overflow pipe through the interface gap under the action of water pressure, resulting in water leakage.

If the sealing ring is not tightly matched with the pipe wall, the lifting inlet valve that can change the height freely will often cause reason 3 and the design of the water tank is not good. For example, when the water tank is discharged, the float and the float rod will affect the normal reset of the flap and cause water leakage. In addition, the float rod is too long, and the float is too large, which causes friction between the water tank wall, affects the free lifting of the float, and leads to seal failure and water leakage.

Reason 4: The float in the tank is not buoyant enough. Nowadays, many toilet tanks are small, so that although water can be saved, the buoyancy of the float is not enough, so that the float can not turn off the inlet valve after being flooded, so it leaks. In this case, the float will need to be changed, but before changing, calculate the pressure required by the float, and then choose what kind of float according to this.

Reason 5: Inferior material. Some manufacturers blindly reduce production costs, and choose inferior materials to cause cracking at the outlet of the water inlet valve and the water inlet pipe itself during injection molding, resulting in sealing failure, and the water in the water tank flows into the toilet through the overflow pipe of the drain valve, resulting in "long flowing water".

One is that the sealant of the toilet bowl is not very good, in this toilet, the water in it is too full, and it is easy to leak.

The toilet will leak because the toilet sits down, and the glue is not handed over, you can re-glue the glue under the toilet seat.

If the toilet leaks, it is often caused by the aging of some rubber mats inside.

That's supposed to be it, then you're going to have to feed him water, and you're going to have to plug it up.

This could be due to the failure of the sealant underneath.

Or the toilet was moved.

Leads to misalignment.

If it's broken, ask the maintenance worker to see if it can be repaired, and replace it with a new one if it can't be repaired.

The material of the water tank is not good or the internal parts of the water tank are old, which will cause the toilet tank to leak. Toilets made from inferior materials are often not good on the outside, but the internal parts of the toilet can cause damage due to infrequent use. Of course, there are also some cases where the old wheel toilet tank has been used for a long time, which makes it age and deteriorate, resulting in problems with the quality of the toilet tank, which leads to the shortage of water leakage.