We are having a water leak into the toilet Not out of the bowl but into the bowl.Cant stop the leak Very slow. I have checked the seal feels clean
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Potentially is the floater not coming up all the way? Can you give me additional detail? I'm assuming the leak is in the bowl.. like a weak trickle. If I am correct that has to do with the adjustment of the floater- which allows the water to go from the tank filling the bowl.
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I've never had that problem but it should. It has 4 ribs/rings that fit very tightly into the pipe. It takes quite a bit of effort to remove the the toilet once it is installed. It never separated from the toilet either. Just be sure to thoroughly clean the bottom of the toilet with a liquid (water or a non-residue cleaner) to ensure there is no dust remaining that would compromise the adhesion of the seal.
1963365
Ours is leaking uncontrollably. We had the maintenance guy in our building come put it in so I know it's not an installation error.
1882192
I have had mine for almost 6 months without a drop of leaking. Perhaps try reassembling it.
1526630
Our stopper does not seem to work well. Tough to close all the way and doesn't seem to actually allow a tight seal. Though it could be the plumber's fault.
899211
I have had mine for years and never had a problem. Sounds like to me, you have a broken seal. It's getting wet inside. Sorry.
2033556
Gas leak? Water leak? You haven't given us a lot to work with here. I don't mean to be flip, but the first thing you should do is find another plumber.
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Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened to me at first then I tightened the bolts tighter, enough not to crack base and from that point plunging was never an issue. Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened... » Read More Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened to me at first then I tightened the bolts tighter, enough not to crack base and from that point plunging was never an issue. « Show Less
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I had a problem with the flush handle assembly occasionally sticking in the down position after flushing. The water would continue to run until you pulled up on the handle returning it to the rest position. During this time it became hard to push. I removed the handle and cassette associated with it and shot silicone spray through the handle shaft into the cassette. Now it works like it was supposed to. I don't know if this is the source of your problem but I would hear the toilet running occasionally and found this lack of lubrication to be the problem.
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I would remove the valve and ensure the seal is clean. Lightly wipe the seal with a damp, lint free cloth before trying again. It is possible that a small bit of dirt is preventing a perfect seal. If that does not work, I would say you got a defective valve.
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There should be no leaking at all, the seals should be brand new and "seated" correctly. If you do have a "leak through", it is probably the seals and 1) faucet should be returnedto the place you purchased them or 2) replace the seals. Again, this should not be the problem but it does happen.
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So far ours is not leaking. That said it was only installed 2 months ago. Thanks for the heads up about this potential issue. I'll keep an eye on it and update my review if it becomes a problem.
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don't know if you're still worrying about this, but in case you haven't gotten an answer: it might be because you aren't pressing down hard enough to create a seal. water may leak through the sides and down into the "filtered" section.
2138307
You bet it's defective, Our 1st one we have had a year, we have had the 2nd one 7 months, neither on leak so if you can I'd exchange it.
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After 4 months of use, I have not had any issues with it leaking. Right after you finish spraying it has a few drops, but just hold it over the toilet for a few seconds and your floor will stay dry.
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No. Not sure where you mean the drip is coming from but if the drip is coming from inside the toilet, this will cause the toilet to back up, puddle and come somewhere else. If it is coming on the floor, it is probably flush water and you should replace the wax seal. All this from my husband.
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I found the water was leaking into the toilet because I was not turning the dial all the way to off. Turn until you hear the last click on "off". That solved my problem