1 Toilet Bowl Water Low After RePipe

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1 Toilet Bowl Water Low After RePipe
Author: 1718 (CA) Had the house re-piped a couple weeks ago. Afterwards, the water level in one toilet bowl was low...and has stayed low. Other toilets fine. Tank water level fine. No water on floor. No gurgling sounds. Water low at time of flush, NOT a slow decrease. Replaced flapper, still low....but holding handle down during flush does increase water in bowl.
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Re: 1 Toilet Bowl Water Low After RePipe
Author: steve (CA) There might be debris restricting the water flow for the refill hose in the tank. Flush the toilet and check the water flow through the refill hose. Disassemble the fill valve and check/clean it if water flow seems low.
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Thanks!
Author: 1718 (CA) Yep...refill tube had booger on it and wasn't setting correct. Thanks! Edited 1 times.
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