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I have a duel flushing toilet which keeps runnung after flushing... I know how to get the top off thanks to previous posts but don't know what to do once I get the top off, any ideas? Thanks! :dunno:


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If continually running you need to adjust the inlet valve to lower the water level, If it runns for a while then stops there's probably a bit of grit/scum around the base of the flush mechanism...

Either way a pic or two with the lid off will help..

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