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Anonymous users2024-01-24Almost. I live on the sixth floor when the water pressure is small during the day, about 8-9 liters of water can be released per minute, if the pressure is more than 10 liters at night, according to this speed, nearly 500 liters of water can be released per hour, then 24 hours a day is about 12 square meters, 70 square meters of water is five or six days.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23So is my family. Fortunately, I found it early.
The leakage rate is the speed at which your tap water is at its maximum.
That is, you turn on the faucet to the maximum, and then leave the leak alone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I've had this experience before, and it was quite annoying. I hope you will turn your grief into strength as soon as possible and regain what you have lost.
whether it is leaking to the floor or into the toilet; If it is an external leak and you have a wrench and other tools, you can consider replacing it yourself, but look at the position of the toilet bowl for easy operation. In addition, there is a leak inside, you open the toilet seat, there is a soft rubber pedal in the middle, see if there is a foreign object below that causes the seal to be loose and leak, if there is no foreign object, then check whether the pedal is damaged.
If the amount of water is the same, it should be red and blue, and red represents hot water.
With a slotted screwdriver, the edge of the knife is aligned with the slotted slot, and the slotted slot is turned clockwise to close.
The water output is controlled by the middle one, you can use the big key to try the water output first, and then try the small key, if the installation is reversed at that time you just turn the button on the lid off the head, please adopt it.
This kind of small valve is generally not repaired, and it is directly replaced with a new one. If it is to be repaired, there is nowhere to buy the damaged parts inside, and the labor cost of repairing it is much less than replacing it with a new one.