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Anonymous users2024-01-23According to the analysis, it should be to control the leakage of water at the cover plate where the drain can be lifted (as shown in the figure). After pressing the drain button, you can hear the sound of the lifting cover closing the cover, indicating that the cover plate and the connecting rod can be lifted freely without jamming. When the water is replenished and the water leaks in the middle of the water, it should be that the two internal pontoons that control the semi-drainage and full drainage are raised by the buoyancy and jack up the connecting rod to drive the cover plate up, and the cover plate and the water outlet have a gap, resulting in water leakage.
As for the pontoon, it's hard to judge. Because the difference between the two pontoons and the connecting rod is 1 centimeter. If you want to save trouble and money, disassemble and remove the problematic pontoon, and use a pontoon.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Siphon double-speed toilet, first check if there is a problem with the water tank. This kind of water piece is based on the pendant inside to press down on its own pressure to press down the rubber pad below to seal the water, the root interface you said is unlikely, if there is a problem there, it is impossible to leak only half. You press the water back and forth several times to see if the weight inside is tilted, whether the rubber pad is damaged, it is recommended to directly find a dealer to change one, the toilet is very annoying.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The biggest possibility is the aging of the rubber pad, this material is generally silicone, relatively soft, a good material life of 100,000 times is no problem, I have heard of the poor 1-20,000 times after aging and leaking your obviously belongs to this situation, otherwise it is difficult to explain.
The reason why it does not leak when it leaks half is that the water pressure is not large when the water level is low, and the rubber pad can still withstand small pressure despite aging and deformation.
This is generally only done by replacing the rubber pad.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Can I register for the Accounting Qualification Examination at the County Civil Affairs Bureau? When did you first register in 2013?
You need to make it clear whether it is a leak at the inlet or outlet. If it is a leak at the water inlet, just replace the water inlet pipe, generally the rubber pad is aging, and just changing the gasket can also solve the problem. If it is a leak at the outlet, it means that there is water flowing down the drain from the toilet all the time, then it is that the drain valve in the toilet tank is broken or the rubber mat is stuck with debris. >>>More
There are three situations where there will be a small amount of water leakage, 1. The rubber ball valve is broken, the seal is not tight, and there is water leakage, as long as it is replaced. >>>More
You need to make it clear whether it is a leak at the inlet or outlet. If it is a leak at the water inlet, just replace the water inlet pipe, generally the rubber pad is aging, and just changing the gasket can also solve the problem. If it is a leak at the outlet, it means that there is water flowing down the drain from the toilet all the time, then it is that the drain valve in the toilet tank is broken or the rubber mat is stuck with debris. >>>More
There are two reasons for the leakage of the flush toilet tank, the first is that the water is full and cannot be closed, which is solved by turning the float valve low. The second is that the water tank is leaking while the water is ingress, this is because the plug did not reset when you flushed last time, and you can press the flush button again and it will not leak.
This is because the plug did not reset the last time you flushed, and you only need to press it a few more times to hear the plug snap and it won't leak again.