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do i have a hidden leak???

tonyheaney · 2014-06-20 09:06:14

my downstairs lav has a noise of water being constant filling the systen but never over flows. is this normal??

20-06-2014 10:06am

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tonyheaney

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my downstairs lav has a noise of water being constant filling the systen but never over flows. is this normal??

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#2 20-06-2014 10:07am

thomas anderson.

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no

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#3 20-06-2014 10:27am

n0brain3r

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Dab a piece of tissue around the bowel above the water line you may have a slow leak into the bowel. It can be hard to see it but the tissue will confirm its presence.

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#4 20-06-2014 10:29am

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Check the ballcock (or float valve) make sure that its set correctly, otherwise it may be overfilling.
Either that or cistern is not sealing properly after a flush and there is a leak as above.
turn off the water, flush the toilet and clean around the flange.

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#5 21-06-2014 9:23am

Leaksireland

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Lift the lid on the cistern and look to see if it is filling. Do this an hour after it has been flushed.

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