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Anonymous users2024-01-24The water level on the tank is too high, just lower the float down.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Here's how a flush toilet works. It has a button and a wire to connect a start valve, right? This is designed to be a matter of stress.
Their whole set is an air connection problem. Your toilet if that's the case. It may be a problem with internal pressure.
That is, the internal vacuum problem. When the grab is connected to the pipe of the ground, there is air in the original drainage problem. That's usually how it works.
Here's how you can handle it. Turn on your toilet. That some paper ignited. Turn off your toilet bowl as soon as it's done. Then you flush again. Turn on after flushing. In this way, those air pressure problems can be taken away.
Is there a foreign matter (rust, slag, gravel, etc.) in the water supply device?
Is the valve open?。。 Is this a new set of drifters??? Press the float on the left to see if it will get into the water, whether the float is too low.
1 may be the middle of the switch leakage, that is, you press the flush that, you see the leakage inside, if not, it is through a pipe of the blue one with a ticket that, you can turn the plastic screw, let the float down, generally my experience is that the middle of the leakage, you turn it off, with a Phillips screwdriver cow tight screws.
The float is broken or not adjusted well.
If the float is broken, you can replace it with a plastic bottle, and if it is not adjusted well, you can do it yourself, which is very simple. >>>More
See if the water inlet switch below has been turned off by your child.