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Anonymous users2024-01-24See that big copper ball? The screw on that rod behind the ball is loosened. Lower the copper ball a little and tighten it again. It's OK.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The gasket behind the gong mother is broken, just replace it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The pontoon is adjusted, which will affect the flushing effect.
What's that thing next to it? It's not a flush switch
Looking at the pictures, your tank has been used for more than a few days. Give me a picture of that thing. The root cause needs to be cured.
See if the rubber lid in your tank is tightly covered.
Take out the water parts first, put the sealing ring and then install the water parts.
It is estimated that the inlet valve is aging and deformed and can not close the water, lift the pontoon of the inlet valve up, if you can close the water, you can try to adjust the water level of the water tank yourself, and the overflow pipe in the middle of the water tank is OK, otherwise you need to replace the inlet valve. The labor cost and material cost of door-to-door maintenance in various places are different, and the accurate price cannot be provided, and the service fee of general skilled workers is the one-day wage of migrant workers who can only contribute.
First of all, I opened the water tank of the toilet, and I saw what level the water inside the water tank was on when it was full. If the water inside is full and the tank is still flooding, then there must be a leak coming out. >>>More
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