The inside mechanism in my commode tank,needs replacing, leaks

Gin Currey
by Gin Currey
i looked inside the commode and it is not a simple set up like I'm used too. A more modern gadget there now, as came with the tank. It does not stop water from running into the commode as a steady drip.

  7 answers
  • Funny you mention that, I am shopping for new toilets myself. What brand do you have, I might be able to figure it out. Sounds like it might just need a slight adjustment.

  • Cindy Cindy on Nov 14, 2017

    If you know the model number, you can enter it on You Tube. They will walk you thru it.

  • Nancy Turner Nancy Turner on Nov 14, 2017

    I would call the manufacturer and ask them, or go to a home improvement that carries it or where you purchased it. They should have all the replacement parts you would need and can show you how to replace it. The store associates that work in the different departments really seem to know their stuff and should be able to help you.

  • Ebbjdl Ebbjdl on Nov 15, 2017

    Your flapper in not completely flat, that's why it keeps running. The chain may be too short. Flush the toilet, and have the lid off, see what it does, and correct it.

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    • Gin Currey Gin Currey on Nov 17, 2017

      Thanks for the great answer. Going to let my son do it.

  • Sharon Sharon on Nov 15, 2017

    Lots of videos on YouTube, is this the kind you have? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G25lcYXaWCM

  • John John on Nov 15, 2017

    If you have the type I had, no flapper, it was just the lower gasket on the float. Mine was a Kohler. It cost 4 bucks, and solved the problem.


  • Kcama Kcama on Nov 16, 2017

    If it's a Kohler with a power flush, you might have to replace some of the mechanism. Their guarantee is longer than most products. Ours broke after 3 years and they sent us a new mechanism.