American Standard 738651-0070A Champion Toilet Flush Valve Seal - Page 5 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

You may have to use a really neat tool and that is aunt splitter. You can get it at O Reilly's auto store or any of those stores. That should remove it.

There is a clog in the line. A plunger usually solves this problem, but you have to use a toilet plunger. Your local hardware store will give you the right tool ($13). If the plunger doesn't work, you need a toilet auger (also called a closet auger), which you can buy for less than $20.

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The brown ring is usually caused by hard water stains. With bit of chemicals scrubbed with a scouring stick. Toilets are fairly cheap if you need a new one for better looks.

most likely the chain that comes from the handle is holding the stopper.so just give the chain a little slack.

Shut the water off flush toilet and there should be two bolts that you can see at the under side of that tank. You need to remove them bolts and lift off the tank and install a new seal. Sometimes i mean sometimes you can tighten them a little and they will stop leaking. If it has been for awhile id just replace it. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joe_a3369546f8067589

Check the aerators for debris. Aerators are located at the end of the spout where the water comes out. Usually these unscrew counterclockwise (some models require a tool). Rinse out and reinstall. They may be just a lower flow model.

I haven't sat on your toilet, so the rockin' don't come from me! Our grandpa had a habit of slamming his a@@ down on the toilet here at my house, so now it rocks when sat on. The bolts have shifted, or the wax ring was smisshed. If you take off the toilet from the floor, and find out either/or, let me know.

I seen two tpyes one where the inter jet unscrew and the other where the outter ring unscrews not sure what kind you have . Went to the pool store and they had a cleaner you add to the water and then run the unit for about 20 minutes then drain . It seem to work pretty good and there was less hassel taking the jets apart

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Replace your flapper valve as it is faulty and causing your leakage and refilling problem...
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There is a plastic cap that you need to flip open. You can do this by prying the flap at the top of the hinge. Once you pop it open you will need a screw driver to turn the screw that is inside/underneath the hinges. Turn the screw clockwise until it is good and snug. then snap the hinge cap back into place by applying pressure to it.

Actually sounds like trash in the toliet water valve.....or possible that if teflon tape was used to seal threads has been drapped accross inlet threads and caused blockage......Best way to check this is to take supply line loose from toliet and slowly turn water on while pointing the supply into a bucket or something to catch the water and see if the pressure is ok......Then check valve to see if grit or blockage is in the toliet valve.........Depends on valve design to whether or not you will be able to clean....may have to replace toliet valve with new one......hope this helps

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Is it leaking on the floor, or just into the bowl.
You can find replacement parts at any hardware or plumbing store.

There is a rubber gasket between the urinal outlet and the pipe it connects to in the wall. Pull the bolts holding it to the wall and pull it away carefully. If it has been siliconed to the way, you'll have to cut it. Swap out the gaskets. Be careful not to pinch the new gasket. Ask at your local plumbing supply for the gasket of your particular model. They'll know what your talking about.

If the pump hums and does not pump the water then there is a probability that the pump does not pump. Usually when most pumps spoil they still hum and sound like they are functioning fine but in actual fact they have stopped working. First get the pump checked out if it has water supply intact if the supply of water to the pump is okay then the pump might need replacement or fixing as this means the pump is bad.
Usually due to the cost of replacement pumps most people prefer to fix instead of just replacing, get a trusted expert to help you check if the pump is worth repairing or should just be replaced.
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