...flap from closingbefore the water flushes the flapper is pushed down too far on the vent tube. leave about 1/2 inch of space between the bottom of the flapper flange when you seat it over the vent ...
down the arm inside the tank will not move. So the flap is not lifted up and the water will not release from the tank. You need to hook up the drain mechanism or (flapper chain, if it is hooked up you
...down, otherwise the flap will fall like a rock. Help!!! The siphon mechanism works on a vacuum principle. If there is the slightest damage to the siphon membrane you will experience the problem you ...
...flap go down and the water in the bowl slowly swirls around and eventually goes down leaving the bowl water level low. You are refill the water level, plunge and nothing helps. Next flush is same ...
...flap that stops the water after handle is down and toilet flushes and also replace the chain that connects from handle to rubber flap. New chain should be plastic one so it can be reattached and ...
...flap back down early. Its a pretty cheezy way to pass the low water requirement, but they get away with it. If you hold the flush handle down for a few seconds (until the tank empties) you will get a ...
...flap goes down too quickly before the bowel empties you have to hold the handle down to get a complete flush the chain is tight so i dont what else to check Just a thought, you might try to get a ...
down) by bending the arm upward, ...carefully. The increased water in the "tank" by the above process should solve your problem. Be certain to note whether the "flap" closes prematurely (It shouldn't)
down so toliet keeps trying to fill adjust the chain that connects the flap to the handle give it some slack but not so much as to get chain laying under the flap good luck and hope it helps Make sure
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