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New Rubber flapper goes right down after releasing handle for flushing
My old rubber flapper was leaking into the bowl so I replaced it with a new identical flapper. The leaking into the bowl problem has been solved but the new rubber flapper goes right down after releasing flushing handle. The rubber flapper has a circular piece connected to it that fits over the valve in the tank. Any ideas of on how to correct this? CP |
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New Rubber flapper goes right down after releasing handle for flushing
Shorten the chain/cord that pulls it up, it may not be opening all the way.
"CJ" wrote in message oups.com... My old rubber flapper was leaking into the bowl so I replaced it with a new identical flapper. The leaking into the bowl problem has been solved but the new rubber flapper goes right down after releasing flushing handle. The rubber flapper has a circular piece connected to it that fits over the valve in the tank. Any ideas of on how to correct this? CP |
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New Rubber flapper goes right down after releasing handle for flushing
I had the same problem....
Check to see if it has a 3/8 in. hole on the side of the flapper. If it does, replace it with one without the hole. |
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