Fluidmaster Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Although it looks like the leak is coming from the hose side, it might still be coming from the swivel nut. Snug it up no more than 1/8th of a turn. If leak persists, snug it again. If still leaking, replace the supply flex.

First shut water off at stop than flush all the water out of the tank next take a sponge and get all the water out of tank next unsrew the supply line from the valve under tank than move out of the way next unsrew the nut on the valve of fluidmaster than pull the fluidmaster out of tank stick the new fluidmaster in tighten nut srew the supply line back on turn on stop and let the tank fill up thats it if the fluidmaster dont shut off press the handle let some water out and adjust the fluidmaster screw Tip the water should stop a 1/4 inch below the flush valve tube in center of toilet

You move the float that rises up when the bowl fills down. You will need to play with the adjustment to see what level you want.

mary you have to give some idea of what you are trying to fix repost the question stating exactly the make , model, year or type of equipment that you are fixing where it is used and what it is used for

There should be a adjustment screw at the top of the fill valve, screw it up or down to adjust the tank level.

Sounds like you may have overfilled your transmission. I would take the vehicle to a transmission shop and have the fluid changed out. Many shops run periodic specials on this type of thing.

Why is the water leaking out of the tank? There's only reason for that, the water is slowly leaking by the plunger.check the plunger aT The bottom of the tank it's activated by the handle.shut the water supply off empty the tank,clean the bottom of the plunger refill tank .problem should be fixed if not replace plunger.. Happy plumbing.

change the auto fill valve inside the tank, if thts not it go to a longer feed line.

What's wrong with that that's were it should be.with a 2.5 gal tank that water level is corect.Iff think that's too much, adjust the water level adjust clip, by sueezing clip and move it down to adjust the water levelto lower.

check the overflow pipe in the cistern tank as some fill valves do not stop completely but allow input of water after the noise has stopped. This allows the water level to rise up and the water to flow out into the toilet bowl. Reduce the water level height by adjusting the cut off level and when the water rises past the new level the increase pressure on the valve will shut it off.

Just replace the flush valve with another one. Flush the water line by opening valve before attaching new flush valve If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gene_9f0ef4df2f9897e7

check water level and length of puller

Leaking to drain? Adjust float height to keep water below overflow ... or change flapper if it doesn't seal. Leaking to floor? Check either end of supply line; or check seal between tank and bowl.

Try replacing with a Lavelle.

It sounds like it is broken you would have to replace it.

the flapper is pushed down too far on the vent tube. leave about 1/2 inch of space between the bottom of the flapper flange when you seat it over the vent tube. make sure the flapper is level. if the flapper is too close to the bottom of the vent tube, it will slam shut before the flush is finished.

If the tank is not filling you probably have to replace the fuild master in the tank. They get clogged up with dirt or hard water calcium build ups.

universal flappers fit all different ways you may have to cut or alter the tabs or o-ring to make it sit right also check chain is set right

Change your fill valve. It is probably clogged after time they get a calcium build up

There are different types of flappers at Lowes or Home Depot. Turn your water off at wall and take flapper to either store and service people/plumbers will assist you for free to get right one that works and also show where and how to adjust.