Toilet slow to refill but flush is fine? - toilet flushes fine sometimes
My toilet has only recently begun to act strangely. When I flush is good, but slow to recover. Fill in your own time (even if) to do the whistling. Whistle stops when mines. I have tried to help the water bath and beyond - to fill the tub to turn faster, and I'm not sure whether a blockage somewhere.
In the past I tried to play with the Fluid Master 400 as I can sometimes be blocked by sediment to read. It also seems physically, I'm not sure whether to replace the fill valve or trap or something else must be guarded.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Toilet Flushes Fine Sometimes Toilet Slow To Refill But Flush Is Fine?
5 comments:
Sounds like the filling valve must be replaced. This part comes in a set that costs about $ 20
You said it is a fluid master, there is a small board on top of the unit may need to be replaced, you can buy at Home Depot for approximately 3.00 replacement, it's easy to cut water and toilets, the spin off can look a bit stubborn exactly that, not on the plastic when the rotation to remove the break up, replace the old seal / stamp and will be replaced, then rotate the top to the water and should work properly
First, the power supply line to the toilet and see if you .. drink plenty of water in the pipeline sometimes the tube is rotated during installation and most of the building blocks of water. When the valve to change to supply water to the reservoir.
Accumulation of sediment in the supply line, as you said, you should then fill the water faster, make it a 2 or 3 times to see if lime is broken
That's the problem with the water valve, the supply line or the edge of the cup? If you have hard water where you live?
The water valve: Check whether the valve is fully off. Check the water line to see if it bends or UPS are able to tie. It may be necessary to replace if you can do.
Power Line (take the top shell of the tank water to RIM, then in the bathroom): snake with a plumbing snake to break the accumulation of calcium. When hard water, you can create an accumulation of calcium and can cause blockages.
Among the edge of the cup, toilet brush, steel wool or a wire brush to clean under the rim, with some clean toilets. Rinse several times repeated cleaning. Then empty some CLR (Calcium / Lime / Rust) will remove the fill tube of the glasses (and points below EDGE) and let it sit a little to solve the structure of calcium. Rinse several times to eliminate the excessive accumulation and CLR Remover. Repeat steps CLR. Back to scrape the bottom. Then with a big pot of "close" to the boiling water (do not boil) to remove a power line tod peak power several times. CLR Remover can leave a film if it must be done to prevent the constipation. But caution does not burn to play in this process.
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