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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is because the toilet seat screws are not locked.
There are roughly three types of screws:
If it's the third one, just reach to the bottom and tighten it.
If it is the first or two, directly use the following method to disassemble the cover plate, and then use a screwdriver to tighten it:
The first and second types are also similar to the bottom one, and the place where the press is on the top of the cover.
There are two screws on both sides of the connection between the toilet lid and the toilet, which are generally plastic, and can be tightened or unscrewed.
Netizens provide solution 1: When changing the toilet lid, we need to remove the fixing bolts on the back of the toilet to replace it; When installing, you can operate in the opposite direction. There is no difference in size of the general toilet seat, just adjust the two bolts when installing. >>>More
Slow two, if it is broken, there are two screws under the toilet seat, and you can replace the new toilet seat by screwing the screws.
If the toilet seat is broken, it can be replaced as follows: >>>More
Netizens provide solution 1: When changing the toilet lid, we need to remove the fixing bolts on the back of the toilet to replace it; When installing, you can operate in the opposite direction. There is no difference in size of the general toilet seat, just adjust the two bolts when installing. >>>More