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Anonymous users2024-01-24Doesn't this smell like this? It is the flange (rubber ring) between the toilet base and the sewer pipe that is not well sealed, which causes the water to leak. Move the toilet open, buy a new flange, re-seat, be sure to press it right, so that it does not leak, test the water without leaking, pad it around, and then hit glass glue around the base after it is stable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Just remove the toilet and reseal it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Buy a bottle of glass glue and glue it, it's too troublesome to remove it again, or repair it.
How to adjust the water level in the toilet:
1. If you want to lower the water level in the pit, open the water inlet valve on the left side of the water tank cover and have 1 thin leather pipe called the water supply pipe, which is generally inserted into the drainage valve on the right, and pull the right side up directly in the water tank, so that the water in the pit will not be too high when the water enters the water next time. >>>More
Wrap the joint between the toilet and the drain pipe with cement ash to relieve the problem of water seepage.
Is it a pedestal? If it is, it means that the cement or glue connected to the base and the ground is boiled, and it needs to be dismantled and glued together, but it is very simple.
The reason why the toilet is a siphon is the siphon principle, as shown in the figure below, when the water level exceeds the S-bend, the water will flow down. The above is a simple explanation of the working principle of the flush toilet, in professional language, that is, the working principle of the flush toilet is the siphon principle, this principle is to say, the pumping in the flush toilet refers to the S-shaped bend under the toilet, the principle of this is that when draining, if the water in the toilet exceeds the point of the S-bend, it produces what we call the siphon principle, the siphon can suck away the dirt and sewage in the toilet together, and it has been pumping. Knowing that there is only a little water left in it, the siphoning stops, so that a little water is left behind, and it becomes a water seal.
There are two problems you mentioned: 1. The water leakage at the back indicates that the toilet drain in your home is not aligned with the nozzle of the sewer pipe, and it is deviated, or the oil lime used to seal it has dried up, and the flushing water for a long time has fallen off and needs to be readjusted. 2. If the toilet does not drain, it means that the drain S bend of the toilet body is blocked, and it is good to dredge it. >>>More