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Anonymous users2024-01-24It has nothing to do with the buttons on the tank cover. Under normal circumstances, these two water sticks should be the same length (short can not press the corresponding sanitary ware below, long so that the following sanitary ware can not return to seal the water normally), the water output is mainly determined by the toilet drain sanitary ware (that is, two long and short two water sticks corresponding to the sanitary ware), this one is big water and one is small water (almost half of the amount of big water), and the regular production is marked above: the dot is big water, and the semicircle is small water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It must be a short water saving, and the amount of water pressed out is small.
This is because the two buttons are misaligned with each other. >>>More
It may be that the pole on the toilet lid is too long, and there will be running water on the lid, just make this rod shorter, it should be directly adjustable on the lid, you screw it and try it.
Choose according to the amount of water you need. The large button will release all the water stored in the tank, and the small button will only release part of the water in the tank, which is a water-saving design.
There are two main types of toilets on the market: flush type and siphon type. >>>More
On the right is the toilet pipe, and the other is the floor drain pipe.