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Anonymous users2024-01-241. The link between the floating ball and the water inlet switch is loose.
Solution: Open the toilet tank, and you can see the ball floating on it, and the ball is connected to the water inlet with a water pipe. Check whether the connection between the two is tight, if it is loose, just tighten the connection and it is OK.
2. The water tank is damaged by external impact.
Solution: The water tank may be damaged by external impact, resulting in water leakage. If these problems occur, the water tank needs to be repaired, and when repairing the cracks, you can use some glue to repair the water tank, but this method can only repair the problem of minor cracks.
3. The rubber ball valve is broken.
Solution: Once the rubber ball valve is broken, the sealing of the entire tank is not good, just like there is a hole in the barrel, so the water will continue to flow out.
One possibility is that the inlet raft in the toilet tank is damaged and not closed tightly, or the position of the float has changed, so that the inlet raft cannot be closed completely. When the water level in the tank exceeds the drain, the toilet leaks. The second case is when the plug of the toilet drain is torn or missing. >>>More
It feels like your waterproofing isn't doing a good job. Quickly remove the toilet, re-waterproof, and install the seal.
It should be that there is a problem with its drainage, or it is blocked inside, I suggest you clean it up, so that you can do it.
There is a water inlet pipe at the bottom of the toilet, and there must be a switch on the water inlet pipe that can be turned off or on, take a closer look. The general norm seems to be on the left side.
It means that the pipe is blocked, the kitchen drainage is easy to block because of oil, you can boil some hot water to try the following, if not, you have to find equipment to dredge.