the wax ring reveals the flange, which happens to be the cause of this toilet's wobbling. The bottom of the toilet flange should be set on top of the floor, not below as it is here. Because of the incorrect placement, when the toilet flushes, water goes where it isn't supposed to....
When installing a new wax seal, it's important to note that even though the directions tell you to install the ring on the toilet first, plumbers don't actually do this. It's much easier to install the ring on the flange at the floor to properly center and seat the toilet. Next, in...
An inadequate flush can also be caused by a broken link between the handle and trip lever or a tank stopper that closes before the tank empties. Back to top Featured Resource:Get a Pre-Screened Local Plumbing Pro Next See: Ingenious Methods to Unclog Your Toilet Without a Plunger ...
Install the wax seal or gasket of the new toilet according to the manufacturer's instructions. (Hardware and fittings are usually included with the toilet.) Install the offset collar/adapter of the new toilet to the closet flange, the fitting that connects to the drain line. Put the toilet ...
Flange and bushing Another funny thing about most dryers is that the tumbler has no bearings to help it spin smoothly. So what supports the weight of the clothes? At the back of the tumbler is a flange, connected to a simple bushing that allows the flange to spin. The back of the tu...