A Toilet running continuously could be due to a broken Toilet Tank Lever
By Mark J. Donovan
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| In this video Mark Donovan, of HomeAdditionPlus.com steps through the process on how to replace a toilet tank lever.
If you toilet’s tank lever is made out of metal, over time it may corrode and break. This will prevent the tank lever handle from pulling on the chain that raises the flapper, which causes the water standing in the tank to descend to the toilet bowl. Replacing a tank lever is a simple Do it Yourself homeowner project that takes only a few minutes to fix and requires only a wrench. |
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