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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello, there are three points for your situation:
1. The toilet does not store water because the water storage tank is faulty. The main reason may be the aging of the rubber gasket of the water discharge system or the impurities at the sealing gasket and the poor sealing of the gasket.
2. The toilet water storage tank is mainly composed of two parts: the water inlet and the water discharger. When the drain fails, the water cannot be stored, the water inlet is always inlet, and the drainer is discharging water at the same time.
3. Repair method: a If you don't understand, ask the hydraulic master to repair; If you know a little bit about repair, you can repair it yourself - tighten the water drainer, so that the mat under it is tight, and it will naturally not leak, and if it doesn't work, you have to check whether the mat is damaged, if so, buy a plastic mat and replace it, and then tighten it.
If the water parts are broken, replace the water parts, and if the ceramics are cracked, you can only replace the toilet.
There's a rubber guy in the tank, and that's usually squeezed into the outlet hole by the water pressure, and see if it's stuck.
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Steps to Resolve:
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