Part of the toilet that fills the tank is called a ballcock
Ballcocks have an adjustment to allow the level to be adjusted higher or lower. The level should be adjusted so that it comes up to a mark inscribed in the tank, called the critical level. It's usually inscribed as "CL".
The exact method of adjusting the ballcock differs between the various designs, but usually it's done through a screw.
Water shut o7or the guts in the tank are bad
SOURCE: toilet fills up very very slow
REMOVE FILL LINE FROM VALVE. HOLD IN BUCKET AND TURN WATER ON, IF GOOD PRESSURE REPLACE COMMODE FILL VALVE. IF BAD PRESSURE CHECK FOR BLOCK ON LINE IT MAY HAVE SEDIMENT ON THE FILTERS.
SOURCE: Toilet tank not filling
shut the water off to the toilet .Remove the toilet supply from the tank end.slowly turn the valve on to see if their is any water coming thru the supply.If water is coming thru the supply than you know you need to change the ballcock.This is the part in the tank where the water comes out of.
SOURCE: toilet sounds like it is flushed or water filling up in the tank.
if the toilet has a 'flapper' is there slack in the chain connecting it to the flush arm? The flapper life is usually around 4 years or so - replace it if older.
SOURCE: toilet keeps filling tank every 10 minutes
If there is no water on the floor then the water is leaking down the main tank drain. Take off the tank lid, turn off the water supply to the toilet. Fllush as much water out as you can. Look at the main drain, sometimes if the flapper valve is connected with a chain, the chain can get caught between the flapper valve and the drain hole, the flapper valve is pliable so it tries to seal around the obstruction but can't always do it. Make sure there is obstruction, that the flapper valve is not out of shape or old and non-pliable and that it lines up with the drain hole and doesn't get "hung up" on anything.
SOURCE: When i flush the toilet, the bowl doesn't fill
there is an ajustment on top of float assembly
to adjust level of water in tank
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