May 12, 2022 · The hose is thinner than port it connects to. I think the clip is supposed to go around the hose on the fill valve (I've updated that since taking the photo. There's another blue clip just like that that came with spare, but it doesn't seem to be the right size / shape to fit around the protrusion and hold the hose in –

Jun 29, 2014 · 1 water goes to the overflow tube thru the refill hose to refill the toilet after flushing , this is to keep sewer gas from entering the room and to prepare for the next flush. 2 At the same time water comes from a different part of the fill valve to refill the tank , all water flow stops when the float level is reached.

Unfortunately, I do not know the appropriate terminology but, there is a small hose that fits into a tube within a cylindrical container in the toilet tank. When this occurs, I can see initially hear and, after removing the toilet tank cover see water running from the hose intermittently; this also seems to have an effect on the water level in ...

May 6, 2016 · A clip or clamp on the hose will do nothing to keeping the hose "up in" a cavity. A pressure fitting is needed, that expands into the cavity. Check with the plumbing expert where you purchased the device. Use an appropriate length braided stainless steel covering hose. If you must use adapters, stainless is best. No bi-metal interactions that way.

Jan 18, 2022 · Would Like to replace the supply line to the toilet. However I noticed that the side connected to the water valve measures about an inch wide, and I don’t see that as a standard size at the major hardware stores.

Jan 27, 2016 · I just took apart the valve inside of my toilet to fix a crack in the floater. It's a Fluidmaster 300: When I put the thing back together and turn the water back on, no water comes out of the refill tube. Instead, it squirts out of the top of …

I turn water off and back on, overflow hose kicks in, normal refill. Re-flush. After tank is empty, the trickle begins, no hose. If I turn water off and back on quickly, no fix. If I turn water off, wait for trickle to totally stop, turn back on, hose kicks in. So I'm definitely inclined to think it's in the tank/fill line/valve.

A picture of the toilet is below: Basically, the toilet flushes normally once the button is pressed. Water flows from the tank into the bowl. However, there is a problem with the fill valve. While water is supposed to refill the tank from the bottom, it instead leaks out through the gaps in the fill valve. (Picture below)

May 17, 2016 · My toilet has a slight leak where the water supply line connects to the toilet fill valve. I replaced the gasket inside the tank, as well as the connector pipe itself from a plastic one to brass one, but nothing has changed. I tried tightening the nut a little more, and that slightly slowed down the water drop, but it still leaks.

Oct 23, 2017 · My dual flush toilet was leaking; this is what the connections looked like before I "fixed" it: Notice the ivory-yellow hose is connected to the blue-plastic fitting on the overflow tube. In response to my asking my brother how to stop the leak, he told me to remove the hose from the blue-plastic fitting, and let its flow go into the tank.