Whether you need to switch to a dual-flush toilet or have a leak, SharkBite Max makes it easier to replace your toilet. Taylor Freeman, a journeyman plumber from Brothers on the Side, uses SharkBite Max and Eastman products to show you how to complete a fast, secure toilet installation. ...
Before working on any plumbing project, be sure to turn off the water. The water supply line to your toilet is connected to the wall or floor; simply turn the valve to stem the flow of water (Image 1). Flush your toilet and keep the handle down to empty the toilet of water. You’...
If either connector is stuck, liberal amounts ofspray lubricantmay loosen it. You'll need two pairs of pliers for stuck connectors; hold the toilet fill valve or shut-off valve steady with one pair while you turn the connector nut with the other. Screw on a New Hose It's best to scre...
The toilet fill valve is one of two mechanisms inside a toilet tank, the other being the flush valve, which is the one you activate when you flush the toilet. After the flush completes, the fill valve swings into action to refill the tank. It's connected directly to the water supply an...
TOILET REPAIR GUIDE Whether your toilet problem occurs when Flushing, Refilling or Not in Use, choose a tab below to help find the solution: FLUSHING REFILLING NOT IN USE Hearing hissing, rumbling or thumping when flushing? Need more than one flush to clear the bowl? Yourfill valve,flapperor...
If lifting the float arm DOES NOT shut off the water completely, then the fill valve has failed. Go to Step 16 to replace fill valve. To replace flapper, buy a new one from a hardware store. Turn off water to toilet tank with the valve on the supply line. ...
If you cannot remove the tank you will need to find a retrofit kit that will suit your needs. Step 5 - Fill Valve If you have a problem with the fill valve you will need to replace the entire unit. Use pliers to remove the mounting nut outside of the tank and remove the old ...
Replace fill valve and replace flush valve. The flush valve is set to the wrong height or may be blocking the path of the water to drain safely into the toilet bowl. If water is draining down and water is coming out from the bottom of the tank change tank bolts and washers. If you ...
Replace the WasherWhile you have the fill valve cap off for the previous fix, it would be prudent to inspect it to see if the washer is cracked or damaged in any way. If you find this to be the case, then that could be the root cause of your toilet problems. You may need to ...