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william88gto (GA)
Thanks in advance for any help with this issue i'm having. A little history, I removed a toilet from my master bath and installed it into my guest bathroom. Before removing it, the toilet was working fine, I replaced the wax ring and water supply line (new toilet was slightly highier) and it works fine and flushes and doesn't leak. What i cant figure out is why, for some reason, it will flush and refill normal but right before it is finished refilling a few small air bubbles pop up. I thought that it was just some air and it would fix itself so I have flushed it for a few days but its still doing the same thing today. Anyone had this problem or know what it could be? I will list a few other things that could help with determining the problem. Thanks again!
-About 3 weeks ago i had the main line snaked for a clog that I had, and i am noticeing that guest bath tub is now draining slowly.
-The guest bath is closer to the end of the drain line that goes out to the city sewer.
-The old toilet was old and help a lot more water than this newier toilet and maybe thats why i never noticed any problem?
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KCRoto (MO)
It sounds like your main wasn't cleaned properly. If you run the spin cycle on your washing machine, do you hear other drains in the house gurgling?
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william88gto (GA)
Not that i have noticed, i just did this the night before last. I did call them today and told them that i thought that whatever was causeing the clog maybe was further down the line. Because they had a 30 warranty. Is is possible that with the other toilet holding more water that is why i never noticed it?
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hj (AZ)
The bubbles are in the toilet, not the tank, correct? Are the bubbles coming up from the bottom of the toilet or a the rear where the water goes out>
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