The toilet was full of water, and when I looked at it on the second day, there was no water in the t

There are two cases. The toilet is filled with water, and then the water runs out on its own the next day, indicating that the water sealing valve of the tank is leaking. That is, the drain valve is not tightly sealed.

Speaking of toilets, the water in the urinal is gone. This place is called Water Seal. Generally, the water can only be odor-proof after reaching a certain height, and the state has relevant regulations that the water seal height of this place should reach more than 5CM.

If the water of this water seal runs out automatically. It should be a crack or perforation in the toilet pipe. It's relatively difficult to look up.

Sometimes it's because the manufacturer has repaired it. Later the patching glue in this place came off.

Well, there's more than one problem.

The water tank leaked and leaked into the toilet, because the leakage was relatively slow, so the ball did not open, and no one continued to put it in.

Why does the water in the toilet leak, I don't know, you call the after-sales phone to ask.

The lack of water in the water tank may be due to the poor sealing of the drain valve of the tank accessories, and the lack of water in the trap of the toilet is a possibility of toilet leakage!!

It should be a leaking water tank or toilet!

The toilet is broken, it is the water seal inside that is broken, and it needs to be replaced.

If the water tank can't hold the water, the water outlet is broken, just replace it. If there is no water in the toilet, take the toilet down and see if there is a crack underneath.

The bottom of your toilet bowl is broken and leaking. The automatic water inlet valve of the water tank is estimated to be blocked!

Water leakage, our family is also such a problem, 2 people use 21 tons a month, it's terrible.

Water leakage: Such a simple question.