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Anonymous users2024-01-24Turn off the water source, empty the tank, and replace the float valve.
Note that when installing a new float valve, insert it into the hole of the water tank and install a gasket inside the water tank to keep the toilet tank well sealed. Tighten the locknut on the outside of the water tank so that the gasket inside the water tank is tightly pressed against the water tank hole to seal it, but do not tighten it too tightly.
You'll also need to replace the coupling nuts and inlet pipes, install floating arms, and finally fill the toilet tank with water to see where the problem is and make some adjustments.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is best to close the valve and remove the connecting pipe outside the float valve, and then remove the clamping hoop, and take the whole float valve with rod and ball to the store to buy to prevent buying the wrong one. Come back and press it as it is.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Depending on whether your original toilet is a double press or a side button, it is better to buy a complete set of sanitary ware of the same specification and replace it.
One end of the crossbar of the float is fixed on the column of the water tank, it may be that the fixed screw is too tight, which affects the activity of the crossbar, so that the float can not float when the water level is full, you only need to loosen the screw a little, and the crossbar can move up and down freely.
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Turn off the water source and drain the water in the tank, and the float valve can be replaced. >>>More
That's stuck, look at the position, you can reach out and hold the main rod of the water valve, turn it in the direction of the space (a little position), and the pontoon will move freely, try it >>>More
You don't need to change it, just stick it up.