I have installed this product in all my toilets. One has the whoosh a few times a day, how can the leak be fixed?
1799622
Idont know I had to take that dual flush valve out now the toilet doesn't swooish all day.
1799623
That is the indication that you have a leaking flapper. You should replace the flapper to fix your leak. the fill valve is doing what it's supposed to do (keep the tank full)... as a matter of fact, it's alerting you (via swoosh sound) that you have a flapper leak and you're wasting water.
706118
if it is leaking around joints, unscrew the parts and put plumbers tape around the groove part. Then reconnect to see if this stops the leak.ooves.
213465
got the same problem with one of the three installations. then tried my best to find some hard form rubber stripe, cut it into several pieces and glue them onto the four plastic supporting pads as cushions and reduced the body weight pressure that bended of the toilet seat and bidet structure. you can also try to find some hard packing poly forms to adjust such problem. good luck.
2041885
That must be broken. I have 3 of them and just tested them. Both parts float down on all 3 toilets.
367661
After about 3 months, mine begin to leak & sprayed water on the back wall. Since this one of yours is new, try taking it apart & reinstalling it. If this does not work, ask Church and Dwight for a replacement one.
2002320
I have the same issue and don't have a solution yet (other than cleaning up the leaked water each day). Does anyone have a solution?
691586
Is the toilet leaking? I needed plumbers tape to make it a water tight fit on my toilet. The water does not constantly run.
1647728
There might be an air block in your plumbing system.Consult a plumber a get it fixed to get good suction.
2015518
In my case, there was a small amount of water that would leak from the back of the toilet where the water line attached to the valve. I wasn't sure if it only leaked during flushing or just a random leak. Valve fixed the problem.
579585
I have the same problems! I have the TOTO Ultramax II one piece toilet. This Neo 320 does not allow the water to shoot out and the lip of the toilet seat is floating in the air. When I sit on it I'm bending it and I'd guess it's a matter of time before this breaks something. Lowe's did not have the American Standard toilet seat you mentioned in stock so I bought American Standard 5321.110.020 EverClean Elongated Toilet Seat with Slow Close Snap-Off Hinges, White from Amazon and it has the same problems.
680929
I did have one leak after the warranty was out, but that was due to something on the floor that I missed. At any rate, it was very easy to fix with the self adhesive patches that come with it. I've had it for about a year now I think and I haven't had an issue since.
367660
The same thing happened to me. My toilet is a Toto Drake, I went down local Toto dealer and it turned out to be an easy fix. Simply replace the diaphram, it's the part that you connected the tubing for the Kaboom to. This fix is for Toto toilets only. Am not familiar with other makes. Note that this part got damaged on my toilet because the Kaboom tubing is much smaller than the one that came with the toilet. I had to force the tubing on, this caused the diaphram to get damaged and start leaking. Hope this helps you.
2033556
Gas leak? Water leak? You haven't given us a lot to work with here. I don't mean to be flip, but the first thing you should do is find another plumber.
1625307
I have 4 of those toilets in my house. Only one of them make a lot of moise when flushed. And that's because in is the only toilet that I've had to replace the float valve. The other three are operating quite nicely. I asked that the flush valve be replaced and it works fine now.
1155581
Loosen and retighten the bolts at each joint. If it still leaks, it is defective. Return it to Amazon.
282422
Before you try to replace it, you may have the same problem I had. Mine was leaking excessively, but upon reading the included care instructions, I discovered that you can remedy the leakage by reaching one hand inside the container and one outside. Grab the spigot and twist to tighten. It will need to the tightened each time you use it, but if you give a good turn, it will last a while. Hope this helps!
131627
Try using a really good plunger first. This does the job but it could scratch the the toilet bowl a bit. Anyway, it is cheaper than a plumber.