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Anonymous users2024-01-24That's the overflow pipe, and a screw can be seen at the end of the float rod, just turn the screw down a few times. A few more spins will save you some water each time, try it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There may be a problem with the flush button, after pressing, the mechanism inside does not return, resulting in continued water, look at it yourself, press it a few more times, you may be able to make it return to its place, or find a seller
In terms of water saving, the toilet can also be flushed with water from a basin and bucket. >>>More
The sewer pipe is not draining well, and it is estimated that it is caused by a partial blockage of debris somewhere (mostly at the elbow).
You have an automatic booster pump at home! The toilet is equipped with a float valve, and the float valve is controlled by the lever principle of automatic water discharge, first of all, you have to understand the working principle of the automatic booster pump, in the case of enough tap water, when the water level of the toilet drops, the float follows the drop, and at the same time open the water outlet, the pressure in the water pipe drops, the pressure switch contact point is closed, the pump starts to work, and the check valve of the water pump inlet is opened, and the water continues to flow to the toilet, and the float rises with the water level until the water outlet is closed. Close the water outlet at the same time as the pressure in the water pipe increases, open the pressure switch top rod, separate the contact point, the pump stops working, and the check valve is closed at the same time, (the function of the check valve is to maintain the pressure of the pump outlet pipeline, and avoid the frequent start of the pump when the water level does not drop), your situation is that when the toilet water is about to be full, the float is frequently opened and closed due to the frequent opening and closing of the valve due to the fluctuation of the water level.
The blackening is due to the fact that the metal is mainly the product of iron oxidation, and there is nothing wrong with this thing itself, but because of the formation of high temperatures, organic substances such as oil are likely to produce a lot of harmful substances in this process, so it is generally necessary to control the oil temperature and avoid overburning.
Your situation is generally not the problem of the lamp beads, the problem may be in the drive. Components in the drive may have poor contact and other problems. It is also possible that the wire splices are not tightly connected, and the contact may be good or bad.