Case 62 toilet valve
 

I have 2 old Case toilets in my home. I have plenty of parts and just
changed the seat and plunger seat on one of them. The fill does shut off but
now. But, after the tank has filled 99% , there is now a prolonged period of
hiss-filled "topping off". Any suggestions on how to correct this
phenomenon? Thanks.

Case 62 toilet valve
 

On Dec 6, 11:58*am, "Larry B" wrote:
I have 2 old Case toilets in my home. I have plenty of parts and just
changed the seat and plunger seat on one of them. The fill does shut off but
now. But, after the tank has filled 99% , there is now a prolonged period of
hiss-filled "topping off". *Any suggestions on how to correct this
phenomenon? Thanks.

If there is a screw on the top center it needs to be slightly
tightened down .

Case 62 toilet valve
 

"jim" wrote in message
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On Dec 6, 11:58 am, "Larry B" wrote:
I have 2 old Case toilets in my home. I have plenty of parts and just
changed the seat and plunger seat on one of them. The fill does shut off
but
now. But, after the tank has filled 99% , there is now a prolonged period
of
hiss-filled "topping off". Any suggestions on how to correct this
phenomenon? Thanks.

If there is a screw on the top center it needs to be slightly
tightened down .
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Tightened because it is loose (which it isn't)? As of now, it does fill to
the correct level.

Case 62 toilet valve
 

Replace the old fill valve with a FluidMaster 400. They cost less than
$10 and they're easy to install. You can rebuild a FluidMaster by
replacing a single $1 rubber seal. The top pops off and you swap in a
new gasket.

I stopped dealing with old fashioned ballcock assemblies decades ago.

They are a total PINTA

Case 62 toilet valve
 

"Rick-Meister" wrote in message
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Replace the old fill valve with a FluidMaster 400. They cost less than
$10 and they're easy to install. You can rebuild a FluidMaster by
replacing a single $1 rubber seal. The top pops off and you swap in a
new gasket.

I stopped dealing with old fashioned ballcock assemblies decades ago.

They are a total PINTA

Don't know much about Case toilets, eh? FM400A will not fit. No choice in
this matter. Otherwise, I am in total agreement with your sentiment on all
levels. For the $8-10, I just change out the whole thing.