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Anonymous users2024-01-24Do you mean the water tank behind the squatting urinal?
If yes.
Then this is where the water tank and the squatting toilet are connected (behind the squatting toilet.
Buried in the ground) is what we often call a leaky cork.
To open the repair.
It's troublesome.
There is a blockage in the main pipe leading to your home below. Toilet flushing should not all go to the main pipe. Part of the flow goes back to the kitchen pipes. It needs to be dredged in order to solve this phenomenon.
Most of this problem is due to the internal semi-water switch system breakage, which needs to be replaced.
If the upstairs water is also coming from your sewer, it is the main sewer pipe blocked, if it is just from the sewer when you flush the water, it is the main sewer pipe of your own house is blocked, and there is a slightly longer hand spring from the sewer.
You open the lid of the tank to see where the ball is, and if you press it down at a very high level, it will get water.
There is a float inside, and when the water level rises, the water inlet will be closed, which will play the role of limiting the height, and this can be raised at the higher point.