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Anonymous users2024-01-241 all kinds of toilet bowl water-stop valves, including a movable plug body, this movable plug body is provided with a plug part, the top of the plug part of this movable plug body is provided with a groove with an opening facing upward, and a ring flange is arranged at the periphery of the plug part, and one side of this flange is provided with a pivot seat; A hard upper cover, which is rigid.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Mainly because the spring in the (drain valve) button is stuck, the drain valve can be removed by simply turning left and right; After removing, observe whether the spring is stuck, if not, it may be because the spring has become astringent, and it needs to be lubricated with some oil.
1.Take the lid on the toilet bowl away, whether the small ear pressed by the hand when flushing is stuck, under normal circumstances, the ear will return to its own position when pressed), if it is stuck, the rubber gasket below cannot be reset, and the water has been flowing. >>>More
The easiest way is to use unused chopsticks, jam it and press down the floating device a little! If you want to do something good! Let's see if the floating device is loose! Just pull it down!
Generally, the inlet valve is broken. In addition, if the flush valve is not reset, the water level will not rise due to water leakage, and the water will not stop. FYI.
1. There is a skin plug inside the top of the inlet pipe of the old-fashioned cable toilet tank, and after the water level float reaches a certain height when the water is inlet, the skin plug is pressed through the lever principle to cut off the water flow. After a long time, this skin plug will age, lose its elasticity, and cannot completely intercept the water flow, resulting in long flowing water. Buy a new water supply pipe fitting and install it. >>>More
Old-fashioned toilet, whether the side valve is a float valve, try to lift the valve stem If the water can be closed, you can adjust the adjusting screw on the valve body to reduce the water level of the water tank; As a last resort, the stem can be bent downward.