Fixes to try Adjust the float arm. If your toilet has a ball float, it's connected to the fill valve by a rod with a slight bend. Rotate the rod to make the bend face the top of the tank.

Tank Ball The rubber tank ball also pre-dates today’s flappers. It fits into the top of the flush valve, with a threaded insertion where you screw a metal rod that attaches to the flush handle.

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If the tank isn’t refilling properly, or your toilet is constantly running, this valve could be the issue. To replace it, Sebestyen says you must make sure you’ve turned off the water supply.

Next, remove the tank lid. Inside you’ll should see the main parts responsible for your toilet's water control: the flapper chain, flapper, overflow tube, a ball float or float cup, and fill valve.

Leaks in a toilet cistern can typically occur from several areas: the tank bolts, the flush valve, the fill valve, or the base where the tank meets the bowl. Begin by checking these areas for signs of ...