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Hello,
I am trying to replace the the works in my toilet tank using the Fluidmaster 404LG repair kit. Everything was going great. Then I got to the point where you flush water through the uncapped fill valve and check for leaks. All went fine, no leaks and water was definitely flowing through the fill value and into the bowl. So, I turned off the water and placed the valve cap assembly back on the fill valve and locked it into position by turning it clockwise an eighth of a turn. I turned the water back on, but it was stopped at the fill valve--when the cap is on the fill valve it does not let any water flow into the tank. So, something is wrong with how I put the cap back on, or perhaps I jostled some part of the valve? I have tried and re-tried several times and can not get water to come out of the capped valve. Before I call a plumber, does anyone have any advice? Thanks, Dawn |
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