I have a sloan flushmate m101526- f3 and it seems to be leaking water through the fill. It is not more than a drip but is continuous?

Lift the top of and look. It will either be the flapper in the bottom is being held up by the chain or something, or the inlet valve is faulty. Flappers do wear out and warp. If you get 4 or 5 years you are lucky.

After typing this, you have a Flushmate in it. I would call a plumber!

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Best chance of solving your specific problem would be to jot down the serial number and call Flushmate Tech Support at 800-533-3460 (M-F, 8 - 4:30 ET).

Best of luck!

Turn off the water supply at the wall, flush the toilet to relieve the pressure inside the Flushmate, and call Flushmate Consumer Services at 800-533-3460 M-F, 8:00 - 4:30 ET.

They'll need to know the serial number and approximate date of installation of the Flushmate.

You could alos fill out a confidential "contact" form on the contact page of the Web site, www.flushmate.com.

If yu need to use the toilet in the meantime, you can "bucket flush" it by pouring 2 to 3 gallons of water into the bowl. This will generate a standard siphonic flush and won't give you the pressureized extractiopn but it will keep the toilet usable until a Flushmate support tech can diagnose the issue and provide a resolution.

Good luck!

Hi,
The only adjustment you can make is to crank your water pressure up...
But that probably will not solve your problem...
The best thing to do is to call the 800 number on the top of the tank and get technical assistance from them directly... they also will send you free parts if you need parts...

heatman101

If it is the Sloan Flushmate that is cracked contact Sloan use the phone number on the sticker of the flushmate

There is a lifetime warranty on the tank and a ten year warranty on parts. Call flushmate and ask. they will not tell you otherwise.

If you use any chemicals in the tank it will void the warranty.

Have you tried the "800" number on the tank label or visited the Flushmate Web site?

Could be related to the plumbing or the Flushmate. Technical support should be able to help you pinpoint the cause and, if it's Flushmate-related and under warranty, provide a resolution.

Good luck!

Absolutely not! Because these tanks have air pressure inside them, and you can hurt yourself or somebody else. You need to get new one... take a look here Amazon com Sloan Flushmate tank. I hope this was helpful. cheers

You may have a leak in the discharge extension, lower supply, or drain valve. I suggest you call Flushmate's tech support line (on the Flushmate label) and see if they can help you out.

Good luck