How to fix a running toilet without a ball float

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    Materials

    • Flush valve
    • Flush valve chain
    • Fill valve

    How to Adjust or Replace an Overflow Tube

    The overflow tube, a hollow tube connected to the flush valve, prevents the toilet tank from overflowing if the fill valve does not turn off.

    1. Check the Water Level

      Remove the tank lid and check if the water level is too high, causing it to run into the overflow tube. If it is, the water level should be lowered.

      If the water is not running into the overflow tube, then the issue is likely with the flush valve.

    2. Adjust the Float Rod or Float Cup

      Adjust the float rod or float cup to lower the water level inside the toilet tank.

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      A float rod is a horizontal rod extending from the fill valve to the float ball. A float cup is a small cylinder that wraps around the fill valve and slides up or down with the water level.

      Use a screwdriver, a set of channel locks, or pliers to turn the adjustment screw about a quarter-turn counterclockwise to lower the water level.

      Adjust until the water no longer flows into the overflo

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