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Anonymous users2024-01-23Look at the water level of the water tank when the water is not stopped: the water level is higher than the overflow nozzle, and the water leaks from the overflow port, which is the problem that the inlet valve cannot be locked; The water level is very low, which is a problem of poor flush valve reset. FYI.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The water piece is broken and needs to be replaced.
There are two reasons why the toilet tank keeps being watered: >>>More
This is the float in the tank at the back of the toilet that controls the water inlet valve There is a problem, so the water inlet valve keeps open, so the water keeps on.
Usually the float is broken and will not float. Pull the float a few times hard, and it's usually fine.
Fix the float handle on the joint of the water tank outlet valve, it is very simple, when the water tank is full, the float floats up, and the valve is closed.
There are two ways to do this, the easiest is to close the water valve, whether it is an indoor water valve or a toilet with its own water valve (some toilets have a water valve and some don't). The second method is to open the toilet tank cover, find the water supply control valve, and fix the water supply valve with cloth strips or tape to stop the toilet from filling the water, and then release it after the repair is completed.