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1. Repairing Toilet Tank Levers ...: (Toilets); It is rare that the toilet tank lever is responsible for problems with your toilet. Do you have to jiggle the handle to get the toilet to flush correctly. This is probably not the handles fault. Check ...; Created on 14 June 2016
2. Troubleshooting Toilet Tank Repairs ...: (Toilets); To troubleshoot toilet tank repairs you need to understand that a toilet tank has a number of important components built into. To fix a toilet tank you will need to adjust or replace one of these components. ...; Created on 19 March 2016
3. How To Fix a Leaking Toilet Tank ...: (Toilets); Learning how to fix a leaking toilet tank starts with determing what your problem is.. There are three likely possibilities for a leaky toilet tank. The first is the seal between the tank and the bowl. ...; Created on 18 March 2016
4. Toilet Tank Not Filling ...: (Toilets); A toilet tank not filling correctly can cause problems with how the toilet flushes. Toilets need a certain amount of water to work properly, too little water and the toilet will clog or flush slowly. It ...; Created on 18 July 2012
5. Adjusting Toilet Tank Water Levels ...: (Toilets); There are three reasons for adjusting toilet tank water levels. The first is a water level that is too high. When this happens the water can run over the top of the fill tube and down into the toilet ...; Created on 14 July 2012
6. How a Toilet Works ...: (Toilets); How a toilet works is some helpful information that you might want to know. Fixing a toilet is a little easier when you know about the basic operation. Not what you wanted? See 'How to Fix a Toilet' fo ...; Created on 29 June 2016
7. How To Drain a Toilet ...: (Toilets); Knowing how to drain a toilet can save you a lot of mess when you are working on your toilet. There are several repair that cannot be performed without partially or completely draining the toilet. It ...; Created on 26 May 2016
8. Toilet Water Supply Lines ...: (Toilets); A toilet water supply line usually will not get noticed too often. When you notice a drip or puddle on the floor near your toilet you start to give it attention. Leaks are the main reason you would have ...; Created on 08 May 2016
9. Toilet Water Supply Line Connections ...: (Toilets); Your toilet water supply line connects to your homes water supply and to the toilet tank. Do you have a different Problem? See 'Plumbing Repair' or 'How to Fix a Toilet' for a complete listing of relat ...; Created on 08 May 2016
10. Types of Toilet Water Supply Lines ...: (Toilets); Toilet water supply line come in three styles. Most of the time, you have a 3/8" fitting at the shut off valve and a 7/8" fitting at the toilet tank. Do you have a different Problem? See 'Plumbing Repair ...; Created on 08 May 2016
11. How To Fix a Broken Toilet Flange ...: (Toilets); There are a couple of reasons why you might need to make a toilet flange repair. The toilet may start to leak around the base. This will usually be evident when the toilet is flushed. The other problem ...; Created on 20 March 2016
12. Troubleshooting Toilet Bowl Repairs ...: (Toilets); Toilet bowl repairs involve the lower portion of your toilet. Most toilets are made of two pieces, the toilet bowl and the tank. The bowl or base it the part that is attached to the floor. The seat is ...; Created on 20 March 2016
13. Toilet Fill Valve Replacement ...: (Toilets); Replacing a toilet fill valve is not a hard job. You need to drain the tank and then remove the old fill valve or ball cock. Once that is done it only takes ten or fifteen minutes to install the new fill ...; Created on 19 March 2016
14. Toilet Fill Valve Repair ...: (Toilets); The toilet fill valve is the device that allows water to get into your toilet tank. They generally have some type of float on them that causes the valve to shut off when the water has reached the correct ...; Created on 19 March 2016
15. Repair and Replacement of a Toilet Flush Valve ...: (Toilets); The toilet flush valve is a key element in the toilet tank. The flush valve is not at fault very often. The toilet flapper can cause the toilet to run intermittently or not flush correctly. Before you ...; Created on 19 March 2016
16. Replacing a Toilet Flapper ...: (Toilets); Replacing a toilet flapper is not a hard job at all. Unhook the chain from the toilet tank lever and remove the flapper from the fill tube. Some types have an assembly that slides over the fill tube. Not ...; Created on 19 March 2016
17. Checking the Toilet Flapper Chain ...: (Toilets); Checking the toilet flapper chain is the first step when your tanks refills intermittently. A poorly seated flapper will allow the water in the tank to drain out, causing the tank to refill. Not sure ...; Created on 19 March 2016
18. Toilet Flapper Repair ...: (Toilets); Toilet flapper repair, what could go wrong with such a simple device. A toilet that runs intermittently without being flushed will usually have a malfunctioning flapper. Not sure what your problem is? ...; Created on 19 March 2016
19. Toilet Leak Detection Tablets ...: (Toilets); Toilet leak detection tablets are used to dye the water in the toilet tank to track down a leak. This method is used when you have a slow leak around your toilet flapper. The leak may be slow and not make ...; Created on 18 March 2016
20. Toilet Supply Line Leaking ...: (Toilets); There are four possible places that a toilet supply line can leak. Sometimes it is difficult to tell where the water is coming from. It is possible for water to be leaking from the tank and running ...; Created on 18 March 2016

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