ALL TOILET TANK REPAIRS EXPLAINED By Master Plumber! Fix A Running Toilet!! (VERY DETAILED TUTORIAL)
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FIX A RUNNING TOILET!! All Toilet Tank Repairs EXPLAINED By Master Plumber (VERY DETAILED TUTORIAL!)
Running toilets and toilet tank problems are some of the most common issues in most homes. This video from The Honest Carpenter and The Eco Plumbers will show you several easy repairs and replacements for toilet tank components...and also provide several very helpful tips, explanations, and product recommendations!
TOILET FLAPPER REPLACEMENT: this is necessary when the old toilet flapper is worn down. Oils in the flapper rubber gradually leach out, causing the flapper to lose color and rigidity. (This part needs to be replaced every 5-7 years.) A bad toilet flapper is one of the most common causes of a running toilet!
TOILET FILL VALVE REPLACEMENT: the fill valve regulates water coming into the toilet tank, and water that fills the bowl below through the overflow valve. Installing it correctly is crucial for water regulation. Nearly all toilet fill valves these days are "anti-siphon" by code.
TOILET SUPPLY LINE: this part brings water from the safety shut-off valve to the fill valve. Stainless steel braided hoses are best for this application. The standard size for most toilet tanks is 3/8" Comp X 7/8" BC.
TOILET TRIP LEVER/HANDLES: these parts are easily replaced by loosening the handle lock nut. Just remember that trip lever handles are REVERSE THREADED.
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I almost skipped this video but even though I've done this job several times myself, I learned quite a bit. Thanks! Something to watch out for though - both my toilets had shutoff valves that failed this year. There are some good videos on how to deal with that problem. And always make sure you know where the house water shutdown is before you start - in case something goes wrong.
This was so helpful. Thanks for walking us through all the steps and explaining everything!
I really appreciate this type of video- step by step may seem like review for a lot of us but you never know who needs it. Back to basics is great! Keep up the great content!
Thanks, Alex! 😄
He's very clear and thorough. Great explanation to newbies. Yes, change out supply line for sure, mine leaked and flooded the bathroom and spare rooms. Luckily, got the shop vac in time to suck up all the water. If I wasn't home to turn off the valve, would've flooded the entire house.
Excellent work gentlemen. Thank you for teaching this.
Thank you, Stans!!
You make really well made videos. Very informative yet to the point at the same time. Great use of this platform.
I seem to always learn something new when I watch your videos, even when it's something that I thought I knew. Easily one of my favorite channels. Thank you Ethan.
This video was in perfect timing for me. I have a fill valve replacement part that I have been waiting the last couple of days to put in until I could watch some videos and be sure what I was getting into… well, got what I needed delivered to me through subscribing to your channel. Thank you! 😅
As usual great information delivered by you and your colleagues. I thought that I know enough but your video provided a lot more knowledge.
Sincerely, thank you both very much for this information!
Like these specialist videos. Great job guys.
Super job guys and this really helps. I missed a step one time and the plumber came out to adjust the water level and said all is well, he did it right just had wrong water level, this covers it all now really appreciate you all.
Awesome video, thanks guys! Got a home job lined up and this will help me immensely
Probably one of my favorite videos that I've watched of yours in quite a while. I love the in-depth learning aspect seen here. Thank you!
Thanks, Jake! I like doing these longer form ones where I can let the team-up pro talk for a while 🙂
I'm a new homeowner, and boy, did I learn a lot!
Thank you for the video.
Great video and clear explanations
Thank you for making this tutorial video.
I love this video. Thank-you so much.
I learned it the hard way (trial and error). This is good info for DIYer wanna be (didn't mean it in a bad way). It's always intimidating when you do it the 1st time even on the simplest project. After walking my sister thru the flapper replacement process, she was so proud that she did it all by herself. Took about 15 minutes on the phone explaining but it beats hiring a person to do during the peak of a pandemic.
Same. Not complicated at all, but can take a little bit to figure it out on your own the first time.
Awesome comprehensive video! I had to replace my inlet valve 2 wks ago because the rubber seal was worn through and I couldn't find a replacement seal. Wish I knew about the funny noise it made before it stopped flushing completely (on a Saturday afternoon after all the shops had closed, please note!) Our area has bad water pressure, so I didn't suspect the problem was with the valve seal or even the toilet altogether. Now I know and will be better prepared next time by listening for the noise! Be blessed!
Thank you for this great information!
Great video. It has almost everything except for testing/replacing the main tank gasket which is what I was actually looking for. But it is really helpful.
I remember this used to be like a 3 hour project for me 😭 Recently replaced one in about 5 minutes. Stick with it, practice makes better!
Great detailed guide!
Thank you! Brent could definitely replace one in 5 minutes…me not so much 😂
I've changed a few but there were things I did not know. It's been a few years & I did not know about the flapper adjustment.
Thanks for the tips
Never knew flappers were adjustable! My toilet requires I hold the flush lever down for something like 5 seconds in order to fully flush. I'll have to try adjusting or possibly replacing.
Thanks for the great video!
This video was great thank you
Really like this video. Worth noting that the valve seal mentioned as a possible cause for that hissing sound can be replaced far more cheaply than replacing the entire fill valve. It’s also important to ensure the top of the fill valve doesn’t extend too high above the hole for the flush handle or you could get water rising to that level and creating a leak.
Thank you for the Detailed, & Informative Video about Toilet Repair. 👨🏿🔧
You’re welcome, W! Thanks for watching 🙂
I learned some things I didn’t know from this video. I have successfully replaced about a dozen of those over my life but I think the next time will be faster and more sure. Thanks.
Thanks for a very informative video.
Thanks, Larry! 👍
Great video. Would love to see a vid on replacing the wax seal on a toilet. I recently had to do this and used a modern rubber/plastic replacement instead of wax. Seems to work much better.
Oh thank you Ethan, that was very helpful…..take care
Sure thing, Val!
Great info, thank you 😉👍
Good vid. Thank you.
Very informative, thank you!! 🤓
Thanks for watching, Verlene!
Great vid! Next step vid would be how to replace the wax O-ring of a toilet. Thanks!
We’ll work our way down, Taco! 😆
Good idea! I need to see if I can do it myself, mine is leaking a bit. (I'm not a plumber)
🤗👍THANKS ETHAN AND BRENT…FOR SHOWING HOW TO DO IT RIGHT and the advance’s in parts , making the job MUCH easier, and I have experienced personally 😢many times in the past 😂💚💚💚
Good stuff as always. Thanks Ethan [and Brent] ;)
Very useful
Hey Ethan! Thanks for a super informative video for DIY/homeowners!
(I was worried when the toilet was being flushed.....missed the part showing what happened after the "water solidifier" was added. Did that add convenience if the toilet had to be removed, but the "solid water" is easily flushable?)
I’ve never seen that setting on the flapper. Getting the chain the right length has always been my hardest part of the process.
Great video, I have made this repairs at home and there a lot of things I didn’t know, unfortunately in my new home I have one of those toilets with a central button Instead of a flapper, and It’s not as straight forward as the flapper one, it would be great to see a video explaining the button system.
great video learned a lot, thanks
That was realy good, Thank you. RL
Thank you SO much for this video! I have two Sterling toilets that I needed to change flappers on, and I simply could not get the length right, nor figure out which of the three holes to put the chain in. On one of them, the water was filling up to the top of the overflow pipe, so I turned the fill valve counterclockwise to try to lower it, but it didn't change. And what's worse, the water started running constantly even after the fill valve rose up. So now I've turned the water off and I'm going to replace the fill valve. And if that doesn't work, I'm calling a plumber. I hate to do that, but these things are giving me fits!
Awesome video!
Thank you, Sharif!
Great video! You briefly discussed the whistling sound early in the video. Could you give some advice on that? I replaced the valve at my daughter's house, but she continues to get the whistling sound with the new valve. Thanks.
I think I am going to load this on my Phone and then share it to my Landlord! one of the toilets { above or below} has a flapper leak issue and on occasion runs. He might get the hint or not, BUT I learned and am keeping this in my save file!
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Replaced them numerous times over the years, didn’t use any dye tabs just powdered kool-aid. A lot of toilets still use the hollow ball on an arm fill valve and can be trickier to adjust be cause it can’t touch the sides of the tank as well as adjusting its fill level.
Very interesting.
The UK, has different systems.
Thank you.
That’s interesting, Ian! I’m curious to see how it works over there now 😄
Great videos, Ethan! Tell ECO Plumbers we’ll be given ‘em a call if we ever need a plumber - and they come up as far as Delaware Co.! :)
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We have replaced toilets and toilet parts so many times over the years! Yet the plumbing in my grandparents house stayed untouched for the 45 years they lived there. Strange.
Great video, when you cut the black rubber tubing to size, did you use your Leathermans? If so, the previous pair you linked in the description doesn't have wire cutters but the Leatherman 832531 does.
Interesting to see how different are toilets insides in USA and Europe.
Should I use some plumbing tape at supply line connection?
what about food colouring instead of tabs
"How'd you spend your Monday night on RUclips?"
"I'd rather not say" 🤣
This is a great video, but unless if I missed it, I didn't see the master plumber demonstrating to check the flapper compartment to make sure it's clean before installing the replacement flapper. If there is dirt on the rim of the flapper compartment the flapper will not operate correctly.
If I need to clean the fill tank, is it as simple as draining and scrubbing with soap and water? Should I use bleach? Thanks!
@4:49 Huh. I've used so many of those. Never knew there was adjuster on the flapper. I'm sure it was in the instructions that I never read. LOL
Inane maximalist fix (save house renovation) with no explanation of seal disc wear and no replacement which would match that Fluidmaster print matter (or where you'd leave that lol.)
What about the bolts on the tank that rust
I feel like a table to contents with time stamps so I can come back and find the part I need quickly would be really nice.
Recently in town visiting my dad and replaced all the, “guts” in his toilet so I had to remove the tank. All went well until it came time to tighten the tank to the base. I could not get the water to stop leaking through the three mounting bolts. Basically I was concerned that I was going to overtighten and crack the base. I was also suspicious of the washers in that I felt that they would never provide a good seal. Long story short, I paid a plumber 250.00 to fix a leak. I’ll look and see what he replaced the next time in town. It will be great if you do a video before I go home again so I can see what my mistake was.
I've done repairs on my toilets for years and have never noticed that aperture setting on the flapper. is this a relatively new feature? Maybe I've just been lucky.
I got my toilet degree today 😂 no more calling plumbers
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I find it easier to remove the tank from the toilet. Putting in the fill and flush valve is much easier on a bench than being bent over and on your hands and knees leaning over the bowl. You can replace the tank seal as well which will be just like the flapper and supply hose seals - worn and corroded. Then you have a completely rebuilt toilet.
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I have a weird leak from the flapper, I've changed it for different styles and still a little leak that's driving me crazy.
Change the flapper tube also.
@@sterlinghearth3651 Umm gotta do that this weekend, for some reason never thought of it
Simple, just go catch it
A easy way to drain the bowl is to use a plunger and rapidly pump it and blow the bowl water down the drain
I'll take Fluidmaster over Korky products every single time.
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The pain in the butt is measuring the correct chain length so there's no slop in the toilet handle lol drives me nuts
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Where is your rags. My new wood floor!!!
Exactly!
And hitting the wall with the supply line!
You do not call a Plumber because you cannot do it yourself, you call them for their experience.
Or both
How is the master carpenter giving tips on plumbing? I'm super confused
Why am I hearing "yeah", "ok", "uh huh", etc while this guy speaks? Is this how classrooms are run now? I had to turnoff and finally just leave.
Very well done Ethan. The man knows his stuff. Could use someone with his calibre, honesty & expertise here in Canada.
Thanks, Bill! It’s always a pleasure to film with Brent and ecoplumbers 😄
🤗ACTUALLY HE WOULD BE AN ASSET ANYWHERE 😁💚💚💚