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Anonymous users2024-01-24Stuck: Check whether the float or float of the inlet valve is stuck, and you can pull the float (float) up and down with your hands, and it can generally move up and down smoothly.
Foreign matter: Check that there may be foreign matter inside the inlet valve, resulting in the needle valve pressure chamber at the top of the inlet valve can not be formed and can not stop the water.
Pontoon: Check what the pontoon of the inlet valve is stuck with or interferes with. Normally, the pontoons can move up and down freely, so you can check it.
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.
The toilet inlet valve is not only water, but the mud and sand in the pipe may be stuck in the sealing ring, you can use your hand to move the float valve up and down to let the water wash away the mud and sand, and you can also adjust the float lower, which can lower the water level.
There are two situations: one is that the water level of the water tank is higher than the overflow port, and the inlet valve is not only water, but the inlet valve is generally faulty or adjusted too high; The second is that the water level is very low, and the water is leaking from the drain outlet, which is generally a drain valve problem. According to the specific situation, see if the fault can be eliminated. >>>More
1. Close the inlet angle valve; Take out the water-stop cover of the falling water part and check whether it is deformed, aged or has foreign objects adhered; Wash or replace the water-stop cap. >>>More
The toilet inlet valve is not easy to break, sometimes the water can't be turned off because the water level of the float valve is too high, you just need to adjust the float down to solve it.