DIYorBust
Active Member
Hi Folks,
I have a promenade e-max I installed maybe 2 or 3 years ago. Recently we noticed it has been running occasionally, but frequently enough to be a problem. I went to check it out, and assumed the flush tower(ie the fancy replacement for the flapper assembly) was to blame. However upon inspection it appears to work just fine. I was lucky enough to catch the toilet in the act(of running) and observed the tower was actually closed, but the fill valve was filling the bowl through the little black hose, but not the tank. So to be clear, water in the tank was not draining into the bowl, but also no water is filling the tank. Nevertheless the bowl filling mechanism continues to run and does not stop because the tank is never full.
So I've considered the following solutions:
1. Inspect the toto "330" fill valve for clogs and try to fix.
2. Replace the fill valve with a Korky or similar.
3. Replace with an OEM toto valve.
I'm going to pull the valve and attempt to fix it, but I wanted to post here in case anyone has seen this before, or has an opinion on whether to replace it, and with what replacement.
Thanks!
DIYoB
Picture added by Terry
I have a promenade e-max I installed maybe 2 or 3 years ago. Recently we noticed it has been running occasionally, but frequently enough to be a problem. I went to check it out, and assumed the flush tower(ie the fancy replacement for the flapper assembly) was to blame. However upon inspection it appears to work just fine. I was lucky enough to catch the toilet in the act(of running) and observed the tower was actually closed, but the fill valve was filling the bowl through the little black hose, but not the tank. So to be clear, water in the tank was not draining into the bowl, but also no water is filling the tank. Nevertheless the bowl filling mechanism continues to run and does not stop because the tank is never full.
So I've considered the following solutions:
1. Inspect the toto "330" fill valve for clogs and try to fix.
2. Replace the fill valve with a Korky or similar.
3. Replace with an OEM toto valve.
I'm going to pull the valve and attempt to fix it, but I wanted to post here in case anyone has seen this before, or has an opinion on whether to replace it, and with what replacement.
Thanks!
DIYoB
Picture added by Terry
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