How to stop my niagara toilet noise?
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Yanhua
Hi,
I just moved into a house with a niagara flapperless toilet. Immediately, I noticed that the toilet makes large noise when flash and refill. when I close off my water valve for the toilet, it make less refilling noise but take longer to refill. I have never see this type of toilet before, so I'm not sure if this is common for this type of toilet. I don't want to replace the entire toilet yet, so is there any way to reduce the noise? The toilet works fine, but just loud.
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You could also contact the mfg. about this problem since they make them here is that info as well:
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Check with someone at one of the big box stores to see if the toilet must have those particular flushing items inside the tank. If not, simply: Completely shut off the water to the tank, replace the two units inside the tank - the parts can be purchased for around $20 at any Home Depot, Lowe's, etc. - the instructions for installing them are right on the sheet included with the parts, then turn back on the water. Aaaaah, peace and quiet.