Questions & Answers for: how to change a flapper

...check water level to ensure not overflowing into flow valve. if that's the case, lower water height. then if still doesn't work, change flapper, all else fails, change flush valve. good luck, ...

...flapper not opening all the way I have this eljer toilet one piece that had this problem after i changed the fill valve. i changed the flapper with a red one with a slider adjustment. It will slow ...

...engine. Instant Hydro lock. Its easier to change the Flapper than removing a head and you know which exhaust to target. When you get the Flapper out, the parts guys can easily tell you if its

tank slowly drain into the bowl.. clean flapper and drain to toilet in tank and verify for proper seating. if it still runs, my opinion would be to change flapper.. (if new enough, then under warranty

...for this Hi, Often I change the flapper to get the toilet flapper to stay up longer, giving a longer flush.... Check for a generic flapper that wiill work with the toilets you installed... ...

...process. The larger air cavity help buy floating the flapper up after it is started that way. If you didn't change flappers then I would do so at this time making sure you install the right

...change the rubber flapper in the bottom of the tank. This is the way water stays or leaves the tank. You can find the flapper by taking the top off the tank. Flush the stool and you will see the ...

...change the flapper in a toilet bowl flapper is a rubber device that blocks and releases water and is conrolled by chain attached to the handle. Make sure you have correct new flapper. The old one ...

...5-6 times a day while the toilet is not being used. Check the toilet flapper, if the toilet is running it is because the flapper is not sealing properly. Change the flapper or entire flush

change it. There are flapper doors which direct where air goes in the system. The flapper used to direct air through the heater core is not working. This can be caused by a vacuum leak anywhere in the