Flush..water slowwwwly fills tank...then endlessly runs into overflow tube. I pull up on the "Fluidmaster" about l/4 inch and all is fine.This happens 3 out of 4 times. Anyone know if it's the Fluidmaster, the handle, the flapper...IT'S MAKING ME CRAZY! I love this site. I even know some plumber terms now but please don't use too many LOL. Thanks Thanks Thanks!

 

quote:<HR>Originally posted by Lizzie:
Flush..water slowwwwly fills tank...then endlessly runs into overflow tube. I pull up on the "Fluidmaster" about l/4 inch and all is fine.This happens 3 out of 4 times. Anyone know if it's the Fluidmaster, the handle, the flapper...IT'S MAKING ME CRAZY! I love this site. I even know some plumber terms now but please don't use too many LOL. Thanks Thanks Thanks!<HR>

!st do you see a clip on the side of the fliudmaster, squeez it together and push down, this will lower the shut off point for the fluidmaster if this does not work see below.

I would go ahead and replace both the fluidmaster and the flapper, this should solve the problem, besides there not at all expensive.

Best Regards Plumber2000
www.atozplumbing.com



[This message has been edited by Plumber2000 (edited May 30, 2000).]

 

Thank you PLUMBER 2000 - really fast answer and I especially liked your words "not too expensive".

 

I DID IT! Mr. Plumber 2000. That clip you said to try pinching...I did, and now it's working great. I'm so excited. I've never done a plumbing thing before. Now if someone says "Have a nice day" I'll say"I just did!" Thank you.

 

quote:<HR>Originally posted by Lizzie:
I DID IT! Mr. Plumber 2000. That clip you said to try pinching...I did, and now it's working great. I'm so excited. I've never done a plumbing thing before. Now if someone says "Have a nice day" I'll say"I just did!" Thank you.<HR>

Thats great to hear

Best Regards Plumber2000
www.atozplumbing.com