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Hi everyone,
I've been having the problem of having the chain from my toilet handle getting caught underneath the flapper, thus preventing the flapper from closing. A jiggle of the handle usually solves this, but I don't think I should be having this problem. When the flapper is closed, I have the chain adjusted so it is nearly taut. When I press down the handle to flush and let go of the handle, the handle immediately returns to its original position, therefore creating a lot of slack in the chain which gets caught underneath the open flapper. What's the solution to this chain problem? Thanks, Dave |
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