of 58results12NextAdd a New CollectionUpload a PhotoRemaining Characters: 100Remaining Characters: 500CancelDidn't find what you were looking for?magnifying glass Adjusting your toilet flapper can reduce If your toilet runs for a long time or suffers from an occasional "phantom" flush, you may have a leak. More than 20 percent of gravity-flush toilets leak. Follow these tips to find and stop toilet leaks. If you are not sure about your ability to perform any of these steps, please consider contacting a licensed plumber. Note: These tips pertain to traditional gravity-flush toilets and not high-efficiency toilets. "Ghost" or "phantom" flushing is usually the result of a worn rubber flapper that is allowing water to seep from the tank into the bowl and down the sewer. An improperly adjusted flapper chain also could cause the problem. Conduct a simple dye test to see if water is seeping from the tank. Request a free Southern Nevada Water Authority Indoor Water Audit and Retrofit Kit, which includes leak detection dye tablets.

Or, use food coloring or a powdered drink mix to noticeably color the water in the toilet tank. Note: If you normally use products that color the water in the tank or bowl such as a sanitizer, remove them and flush the toilet until the water in the bowl and tank are clear before you begin the dye test.House And Lot For Sale Sikatuna Village Qc A continuous trickling sound usually means water is running over the top of the overflow tube inside the tank. Best Window Treatments Vertical Blind Valance IdeasFollow these steps to help resolve the issue.Ikat Print Duvet Covers Remove the toilet tank lid and conduct a visual inspection. Flush the toilet and observe the process. Look for obvious problems.

Check to see if the refill water level is set properly and does not rise over the top of the overflow tube. To lower the water level, adjust the float lower. On a bulb-on-arm style toilet, adjust the screw near where the float arm attaches to the float valve. On newer valve and float units, adjust the float by moving the float downward on the vertical rod. If the toilet continues to run, even with the float adjusted, you should replace the refill valve with a new unit from your local hardware store. Turn off the water supply valve to the tank. This is usually located on the wall under the toilet. Flush the toilet to drain the water. Select appropriate replacement parts from the hardware store and follow the manufacturer's directions to install them. After installing the parts, turn the water on and test-flush the toilet once or twice. If you replaced the flapper, perform the dye test again to ensure the flapper fits properly. Not all flappers fit properly in all toilets so you may still have a leak.

In some cases, a leaking flapper may be the result of a worn surface on the seat against which the flappers rests. You can try smoothing the seat with steel wool or a scouring pad. If this doesn't correct the problem, you may need to replace the flapper seat and overflow tube assembly. Most major plumbing manufacturers have detailed assistance on their websites as well as toll-free telephone numbers to call for assistance. 1.28 GPF Single Flush Toilet Tank Only in White The NCC OPP Toilet Tank Only in White is made from ceramic for durability and features a gravity-fed flush system. The trip lever is located on the front of the tank, and the tank uses just over 1-1/4 gal. of water for each flush. 1.28 GPF (gallons per flush) Trip lever located on the front White ceramic construction complements most bathroom decor This question is from 1.28 GPF Single Flush Toilet Tank Only in White3 How far apart are the two holes where you attach it to the bowl? This question is from 1.28 GPF Single Flush Toilet Tank Only in White2 Would this tank fit a lamosa Sahara model toilet?

This question is from 1.28 GPF Single Flush Toilet Tank Only in White2 Is this tank 12 inches high and 15 3/4 deep? This question is from 1.28 GPF Single Flush Toilet Tank Only in White1 What bowl does it go with? Seriously, you dont sell the two together?? Toilet fill valves contain screws or push clips for making adjustments. Toilet fill valves control the flow of water from the supply line to refill the tank between flushes. Fill valves typically come in two types. One contains an arm with a float connected to the top of the valve. As water is flushed, the float lowers the arm and activates the fill valve until the water reaches the fill level again. The other type contains a floating cylinder that moves up and down the valve body. When water is flushed, the cylinder lowers and activates the flow of water. Adjusting these floats will control how much water fills your tank and is released with each flush. Making small adjustments might also stop a fill valve that keeps running.

Lift off the toilet tank lid and set it aside. Locate the fill valve on the left side of the tank. Place a flat-head screwdriver into the adjustment screw on the top of the fill valve. Turn the screw clockwise to raise the float at the end of the arm and increase the amount of water required to shut off the valve, or turn the screw counterclockwise to lower the arm and decrease the amount of water required to shut off the valve. Flush the toilet and let it refill to test the water level. Reinstall the tank lid. Remove the toilet tank's lid and set it aside. Pinch the float clip on the side of the fill valve cylinder and slide it up to increase the amount of water required to shut off the fill valve, or slide it down to decrease the water level. Yorkville Pressure-Assisted 1.6 GPF Single Flush Toilet Tank Only in White Bath Event Savings - 20% Off Bath Products from American Standard! This Pressure-Assisted Toilet Tank really is the clear choice when shopping for a powerful and quiet pressure-assisted toilet tank.

This tank must be installed on a separately purchased, pressure-assisted bowl. Be sure to check your product information to confirm compatibility. Available in a comfortable elongated bowl configuration, this toilet is a great addition to your residential or commercial bathroom. EverClean surface inhibits the growth of stain and odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew Pressure assist flushing system 2 in. flush valve This tank can be used with the 3703.001, 3701.001, 3483.001, 3484.001 and 3481.001 model toilet bowls - all sold separately 1 Will this fit a Crane Plumbing bowl? 1 Is the pressure assist a Sloan flushmate? 1 need replacement tank for Yorkville 1.6 GPF two-piece pressure-assist back outlet toilet; tank has 4099 stamped on the inside Tried ordering on line what I think is the correct replacement tank on, but this item is not deliverable to New York, among other states. Maybe someone can explain that to me.What are my options? Do I need to purchase a whole new toilet?