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Anonymous users2024-01-24The pullable one inside, the bottom leather band is broken, or the leather band is not in place, you can lift the toilet lid and put it back to see.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a float valve in the flushing toilet tank, and the leakage is due to the fact that the float valve is not tightly closed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The water inlet can't be stopped: the water inlet valve in the water tank can't go down, you just press it; If the water can't stop, then you have to change the rubber pad inside; If it really doesn't work, you have to change it.
The float is pressed into the water, and the water level is too high, so it keeps overflowing.
If the float is stuck, turn off the water inlet switch, remove the water inlet float mechanism, and clean off the sand in the float chamber, which should generally solve the problem.
Either there is a problem with the float itself or the position of the float, or there is a problem with the water valve controlled by the float. Open it yourself and take a look, maybe it's good to simply fix it, even if the accessories are broken, it's not expensive or difficult to buy a replacement.
Are you a flush toilet? If so, then the float is broken, and the float is broken, and the switch that is equal to the upper water level (that is, the key that automatically closes after the water reaches a certain position) is broken, so the water inlet cannot be terminated.
Knowing the good and the bad. Use the key to scratch the glaze and wipe it with a cloth to see if it can be wiped off. Ballpoint pens can also be used, and the glaze can be wiped off without toothpaste or laundry detergent for toilet cleaners. >>>More