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When you push the flush handle on your toilet, many different processes happen simultaneously to remove your waste and fill your toilet with clean water. Fortunately, toilet fill valves are one of the more simple mechanical components in your home and are easy to maintain and repair. Most fill valves look like a small pipe with two areas of larger diameter. The bottom of the fill valve connects directly to the water inlet on the tank. This inlet, in turn, is connected to the cold water supply line that comes into the bathroom.
Important parts of the fill valve are the water level adjustment control and the float. When you begin the flush process, all of the water in the tank runs into the bowl through the flush valve. This causes the float attached to the fill valve to fall. When the float falls, it opens the stopper on the fill valve. This allows water from the supply line to enter the tank.
As the water level begins to rise, the float, made from buoyant material, rises as well. When the float reaches a preset point, it closes the stopper on the fill valve and stops the flow of water into the tank. At this point, your toilet is ready for another flush. To maintain consistent water pressure and ensure proper flushing, most toilets use one of only a handful of different fill valves. For the average home toilet, though, you can go to your local hardware store and select an inexpensive universal fill valve regardless of what the outside of your toilet looks like.
One of the problems you may encounter with a toilet fill valve is leaks. Most often, leaks are caused by a worn-out gasket underneath the water-level adjustment screw. When a fill valve leaks, extra water will enter the tank. However, since the excess water has a place to go, a leaking fill valve can continue to leak largely undetected for quite a long time. Over time, you may experience a diminished performance from your fill valve.
This can cause slower tank refills, ghost flushes, and other plumbing problems. One great way to help prevent these issues is to maintain your fill valve by keeping it clean. Next, while holding a cup over the top of the fill valve, turn the water back on. Water will squirt out of the fill valve at a high rate.