How Do You Stop A Running Commode?
A running commode is a noisy waste of water. The water control assembly within a toilet tank is designed to automatically shut off when the tank is full. A toilet “running” is caused when the toilet tank cannot fill properly because the water rushing in is emptying prematurely through the flush valve. To stop a commode from running, clear the water control assembly of obstructions and check that pieces within the tank are not loose or unattached. If there are further problems, you can stop the water from running long enough to silence the toilet and get plumbing help. Lift the float Step 1 Lift and remove the lid to the toilet tank. The various rods and pipes inside together are called the water control assembly. Step 2 Flush the toilet and watch the moving parts of the water control assembly. Try to identify any obstructions or pieces that are rubbing against the side of the tank. Step 3 Identify the rubber float. It may look like a rubber ball or toy. Verify that the rubber float is
