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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is because the float valve of the toilet is stuck. You open the lid of the toilet bowl, and there is a spherical plastic ball or a funnel-shaped metal ball (the toilet does not pass through the float in different forms), and move the float up and down to see if you can stop the water inflow. If you find that the float valve is stuck, you can reset the float valve.
If it still doesn't work, it is estimated that the float valve is damaged, and you can buy a new set to replace it.
No, there is a drain pipe in the toilet tank, slightly below the lid of the tank, and if the water is almost full, it will be patted out of the drain.
Reason: The float lifting work is not sensitive, and the water consumption required to complete the flushing and discharge of the normal water inlet cannot be guaranteed, or the water inlet valve cannot control the water intake, and the water has been continuously supplied to the water, which greatly exceeds the water level carried by the water tank, resulting in the water flowing down to the nozzle above the drain valve to the urinal, and even to the ground. If such a problem is found, it is necessary to overhaul and replace the inlet valve accessories in time. >>>More
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The toilet tank will automatically stop when it is full, because there is a float control valve in the toilet tank, when the water level exceeds the water tank control line, the float floats up to drive the water inlet switch to close, and it will automatically stop the water.
Turn off the faucet switch next to the water inlet tank first, and then see if the water tank float is broken, and it can't be turned off when the water is full.