Question
How can you tell when a toilet's flapper has worn out?
The toilet tank lever tends to dangle and fells like there is little or no resistance.
The toilet has a difficult time evacuating waste.
The tank won't fill with water.
Water seeps from the tank into the bowl and the fill valve either runs continuously or cycles on and off repeatedly.
Actually, all of the above answers are correct.
None of the above answers are correct.
The toilet tank lever tends to dangle and fells like there is little or no resistance.
The toilet has a difficult time evacuating waste.
The tank won't fill with water.
Water seeps from the tank into the bowl and the fill valve either runs continuously or cycles on and off repeatedly.
Actually, all of the above answers are correct.
None of the above answers are correct.
Answers
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The correct answer is: **Actually, all of the above answers are correct.**
Each of the symptoms mentioned can indicate that the toilet's flapper has worn out and needs to be replaced. A worn flapper can cause water to leak from the tank into the bowl, affect the toilet's ability to flush properly, and alter the operation of the tank's filling mechanism.
Each of the symptoms mentioned can indicate that the toilet's flapper has worn out and needs to be replaced. A worn flapper can cause water to leak from the tank into the bowl, affect the toilet's ability to flush properly, and alter the operation of the tank's filling mechanism.