Toilet Lever Hitting Lid at Finn Diane blog

Toilet Lever Hitting Lid. Flapper is maybe a year old. Remove the lid to your tank. If the threads on the nut or the handle housing could be stripped, see step 2. If the handle arm could be cracked or broken off, see step 3. I cut the plastic lever down to the point where it doesn't get stuck from rubbing against the body of the tank, but now it gets stuck against the. Inside the tank, opposite the lever, is a lock nut that holds the lever in place. On some toilet, a light push down and release will do a quick flush, and a press down and hold for a second will do a full flush. If the nut that holds the handle onto the tank could be loose or too tight, see step 1. The handle will be mounted one of six ways: I tried tightening the star nut but all that happens is that eventually the lever won't go down smoothly, but still has excessive motion. I managed to fiddle with the chain so i. If it looks too far in or out, or if it is wobbly, you might either have the wrong type of flush lever or a loose flush lever nut. Works fine with the tank lid off. Start by lifting the lid off the top of the toilet tank and peeking inside. When flushing (pressing the lever), do not press hard on the lever.

If the threads on the nut or the handle housing could be stripped, see step 2. Set the lid in a safe place where it can’t be dropped or broken. I cut the plastic lever down to the point where it doesn't get stuck from rubbing against the body of the tank, but now it gets stuck against the. The handle will be mounted one of six ways: If the nut that holds the handle onto the tank could be loose or too tight, see step 1. Remove the lid to your tank. Flapper is maybe a year old. On the front, side, or corner of the tank, and may be on the left or right side. If the handle arm could be cracked or broken off, see step 3. I managed to fiddle with the chain so i.

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Toilet Lever Hitting Lid Set the lid in a safe place where it can’t be dropped or broken. If it looks too far in or out, or if it is wobbly, you might either have the wrong type of flush lever or a loose flush lever nut. On some toilet, a light push down and release will do a quick flush, and a press down and hold for a second will do a full flush. I managed to fiddle with the chain so i. Set the lid in a safe place where it can’t be dropped or broken. If the handle arm could be cracked or broken off, see step 3. Works fine with the tank lid off. If the nut that holds the handle onto the tank could be loose or too tight, see step 1. Inside the tank, opposite the lever, is a lock nut that holds the lever in place. Flapper is maybe a year old. The handle will be mounted one of six ways: On the front, side, or corner of the tank, and may be on the left or right side. If the threads on the nut or the handle housing could be stripped, see step 2. I cut the plastic lever down to the point where it doesn't get stuck from rubbing against the body of the tank, but now it gets stuck against the. When flushing (pressing the lever), do not press hard on the lever. I tried tightening the star nut but all that happens is that eventually the lever won't go down smoothly, but still has excessive motion.