The height of the fill valve is adjustable. All you have to do is pull up the slide clamp on the valve body underneath the float cup & pull up on the fill valve to raise the height to the desired level & slide the clamp back down to hold the valve in place.
@@stuntcountry8488 That looks like a standard Fluidmaster 400A, which you can adjust the height of the fill valve as well as the height of the float cup. Feel underneath the float cup on the valve body. There should be a ring that pulls up that will allow you to adjust the height of the fill valve. Once you pull the fill valve up to its correct height, slide the ring down to lock it in place. Then adjust the float cup accordingly.
I diid.. I cleaned all the jets with wire and flushed the fill tube several times. I mentioned that at the beginning of the video. It is a quick fix not a permanent fix for those who don't know how to fix it or can't afford to fix it.
great idea! thanks!
The height of the fill valve is adjustable. All you have to do is pull up the slide clamp on the valve body underneath the float cup & pull up on the fill valve to raise the height to the desired level & slide the clamp back down to hold the valve in place.
Not on fixed low flow toilet valves. Low flow are not adjustable past a certain point because they are designed for low flow.
@@stuntcountry8488 That looks like a standard Fluidmaster 400A, which you can adjust the height of the fill valve as well as the height of the float cup. Feel underneath the float cup on the valve body. There should be a ring that pulls up that will allow you to adjust the height of the fill valve. Once you pull the fill valve up to its correct height, slide the ring down to lock it in place. Then adjust the float cup accordingly.
Also the flush looks weak, you didn't fix it right. I suggest you clean the rim jets by poking with 1/16" wire.
I diid.. I cleaned all the jets with wire and flushed the fill tube several times. I mentioned that at the beginning of the video. It is a quick fix not a permanent fix for those who don't know how to fix it or can't afford to fix it.