toilet problem
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08-02-01, 12:56 PM
I flush the toilet and everything works properly, water goes down, fills back up to the proper level, then at the very end when the last bit of water has refilled in the tank a vibration under the toilet starts. The sound must be coming from the pipes under the floor. What would cause this? Toilet had been fine for years, just started up recently. Thanks for any help.
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08-02-01, 01:10 PM
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Is the water supply line to the toilet under the floor?
If the toilet tank water inlet assembly is starting to fail, sometimes it will start vibrating or making a loud noise at the end of the refill.
That could be what is causing the vibration.
If it persists, replace the water inlet assembly with a FluidMaster float-cup type.
They only cost about $7-$8 bucks, and are easy to install. Just follow the directions.
Good Luck!
If the toilet tank water inlet assembly is starting to fail, sometimes it will start vibrating or making a loud noise at the end of the refill.
That could be what is causing the vibration.
If it persists, replace the water inlet assembly with a FluidMaster float-cup type.
They only cost about $7-$8 bucks, and are easy to install. Just follow the directions.
Good Luck!
