What to do if the toilet does not pump down

If the toilet is clogged, the toilet will not be pumped downward, and empty plastic bottles can be used to unclog the toilet. Empty plastic bottles can use negative pressure to push all the dirt that clogs the toilet into the sewer pipe, so as to play a role in dredging, the specific steps are as follows:

Tools needed: empty plastic bottles, scissors.

1. First, take an empty plastic bottle and cut it along the middle with scissors.

>2. Next, use the cut end to plug it into the drain.

>3. After plugging into the drain, push hard so that you can push the blockage into the sewer pipe.

>4. Rinse with water at the end.

>5. In this way, the toilet will be dredged.

Pick up the toilet lid and remove all the pipes connected to the inside of the flush button.

2.Then replace it with a new flush button, and remember to adjust the screw rod to the right size.

3.Then plug in all the pipes and put the toilet lid back on.

4.Press the flush button to test it to see if it can be flushed, and if it can be flushed, you can just hear the sound of water filling in the toilet.

1. Open the main valve of the toilet, that is, the angle valve, and see if there is no water.

2. Open the lid of the water tank, to see what causes the water tank not to water, first see whether the piston can be plugged, if it can't be plugged, the water tank will leak, the switch is not enough, so the water tank accessories of the toilet are divided into three parts. The drain valve is directly below the button, and the second is the water inlet valve, which is the part of the hose that connects to the outside of the water tank, which is generally next to the drain valve. The third part is the button, which is divided into a full row of buttons and a half row of buttons.

3. Check whether the flush button has reached the water inlet valve, and if it does, readjust the position of the water valve. It is also important to see if the float or float of the inlet valve can move up and down freely. If you get stuck, the water won't get in.

Generally, there are adjustable crosseyes on the pontoons, and you can twist them in a clockwise direction to see.

Hope it helps, dear

1. The sewer itself is blocked, ask if it is the same upstairs and downstairs 2 The quality of the toilet itself is not good, the siphon effect is not good, and the pipe design reasons 3. The toilet drain is too small, and the items that are too large are not easy to pass through 4. When installed, the toilet drain hole and the sewer pipe hole are not completely consistent, resulting in a narrow pipe, and too large items are not easy to pass 5. The toilet itself is an S-shaped elbow If the sewer is also designed with an S-shaped elbow, it is easy to pass through, causing mid-air pressure and easy to block or backflow when flushing.

Generally, the drain of the toilet is blocked. It is recommended that you find a pinch to kick well, or ask the master who unclogs the pipes to help.

It's not that it doesn't pump down, it's that the water doesn't go into the toilet because there's a spring in it.

Maybe the water level in the tank is too low, or there is a blockage in the sewer pipe.

Is it blocked? Or maybe the pipe fitting is broken.