Running toilet
Constant or intermittent running can come from the flapper, fill valve, float, chain, or their adjustment.
Use the symptom to start the conversation. The exact repair depends on the toilet, failed part, and location of the problem.
Constant or intermittent running can come from the flapper, fill valve, float, chain, or their adjustment.
Water where the toilet meets the floor may involve the seal, mounting connection, or another leak path.
A plunger may clear some blockages, but repeated backups or a rising bowl call for care. Avoid repeated flushing.
The handle, chain, flapper, water level, rim flow, or trapway can affect flushing.