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Anonymous users2024-01-23First, the water stopped.
Second, there are no water bills.
Third, if you live in a high-rise, the electric pump will not work.
Fourth, the faucet is blocked, broken, and malfunctioning.
Fifth, the pipeline is faulty, or the pipeline is leaking.
Sixth, it's because your water spout isn't open. Or just kidding.
It may be that there is no water in the tank, because many people in their homes turn off the triangular valve of the toilet bowl in order to save water (or it may be a leaking tank), so you can't flush the water.
Either the water is stopped, or the sanitary ware inside the tank is damaged, and the angle valve outside the tank (which supplies water to the tank) is not open (closed) or damaged, and the water cannot be supplied.
This should be the button and the plug of the chain fell off, or the button lever is faulty, open the lid of the water tank to check it, the button is in the middle of the lid of the water tank, maybe the lid of the water tank can not move, you can use a tool to jam the shell of the button, turn it counterclockwise to take off the button first, and the lid of the water tank will be taken down.
This should be the plug in the tank chain fell off, or the button is faulty, see you can open the lid of the tank to check, with the hand pull the plug chain can have water discharged into the toilet, you can not repair you can find the property department to repair,
Flushing the toilet means that there is surplus water in the toilet beforehand, so it can be flushed, and it has nothing to do with tap water.