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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's caused by you changing the pipe, which means you're at least 2 90-degree bends in the pipe, and it's a reverse water arrangement. If you can, rearrange the pipes, raise the end of the toilet by 1-2 cm, and the problem can be solved. If you don't change it, then you are a matter of indulgence.
There are many chances of clogged pipes, and poor drainage is a common problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is recommended to thoroughly clean the toilet bowl to eliminate the source of dirt.
Maybe it's the sound of the water inlet fittings of the water tank, or maybe it's the sound of the water inlet pipe, if it doesn't affect the normal use, it doesn't matter. >>>More
That's the sewer is going to be blocked, you make boiling water, buy a generation of alkali, go inside, just do it, my family used to be like this, through the sewer master said.
It depends on what structure is under the toilet, and the general septic tank will be more troublesome if it is underneath, because if the septic tank is cracked, then congratulations, you need to repair the leak. If you're laying pipes underneath, it may be that the pipe fittings are poorly connected or accidentally cracked during construction. This is for informational purposes only.
Open the lid of the water tank and float up, this is a symptom but not a cure, it is recommended to take time to replace a new set of water parts, and the problem can be solved.
After the water in the water tank is discharged, the water tank will be automatically refilled, and the sound you hear is automatically adding water, and it will be filled up in about 30 seconds.