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Anonymous users2024-01-24The toilet tank has two fittings, a water valve and a drain valve. The water supply valve is used to replenish the water level of the toilet tank. The drain valve is to drain the water from the toilet tank into the toilet.
Water leakage of the drain valve is generally caused by the deformation of the O-ring of the lower seal of the drain valve. Once the water leaks, the water supply valve will continue to replenish the water due to the loss of pressure caused by the leakage of the drain valve. Excess water will leak into the toilet, and the middle and back of the toilet bowl will prevent odor"S"The leakage of the drain valve will accumulate more and more, and the excess will flow to the rear drain, and the drip from the toilet drain to the elbow of the sewer pipe will cause a "ticking" sound.
Check that the drain valve is not leaking, it is possible that there is a crack in the toilet itself, and there will be a "tick"."sounds.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Absolutely. The leaking water will flow into the toilet drain. There is a little water in the sewer pipe, and you will hear a "tick" sound.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No, the drain valve leaks water will flow along the toilet wall, and the ticking sound must be something else, so please look for details.
I'm a toilet repairer in Xi'an, and I'm going to tell you the solution to the problem now: >>>More
In general, there are two situations, one is that the pontoon is stuck, and the inlet valve cannot be closed, resulting in water flowing down from above the drain pipe, and the water in the tank is full and overflows from above. >>>More
Slowly bend the connecting rod of the float into an arc with your hands. Make the connecting rod bulge upwards. This crushes the water inlet to death. That's how my house got it. When breaking, you should break it slowly, and the connecting rod is easy to break. Just try a few more times and adjust the arc.
Hello, yes.
When the water level of the water tank reaches the predetermined position, the float is raised, the water inlet valve is closed, and the water will not enter again. >>>More
Close the angle valve, use the wrench to turn it clockwise and tighten it to see if it is still leaking, if it is still leaking, turn the lock of the hose on it counterclockwise and remove it, see if the foot pad inside the lock is in good condition, and replace a foot pad if necessary.