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The name of the float mechanism in a toilet is called a ball and cock.
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What wrong with gas gauge when it gives false readings?
It is usually caused by a defective float mechanism in the gas tank. The float mechanism is what measures the gas level inside the tank.would a 2006 harley Davidson street glide have a float mechanism
What are toilet flappers?
Toilet flappers is the washer underneath the flushing mechanism. Normally black or orange in colour.
What gears are in a bathroom?
There may be gears in the toilet mechanism, that is all.
Why doesn't the toilet float rise?
There can be a large number of reasons why it doesn't float. Maybe its not attached properly.
How does buoyancy allow a toilet to work?
to see the float blance
What causes gas leaking from a carburetor?
Usually a stuck float mechanism.
Will photosynthesis make a plant float?
Not at all, if it is not provided with floating mechanism.
What make bowel movement float?
High fat content within the stool will make it float, this condition is called steatorrhea. It usually suggests your body isn't producing enough enzymes called lipase to break down the fat so your body can absorb it. Or your toilet has salt water in it which will make almost anything float.
What plumbing supply parts does one need to fix a toilet when the water continues to run?
The first thing you should do is check the inside workings of the tank. Begin by lifting the lid off the tank (put it someplace safe so that you don't break it. Then check to see if the float mechanism is working correctly. Sometime cleaning the float mechanism will do the trick and the water will shut off at the correct time. If this does not work you may have to replace the apparatus inside of the tank.
What could cause the inside of a toilet tank to turn black?
If you have a copper float ball that will do it
What is toilet called in Pakistan?
In Urdu, toilet is called as Pa-Khana (پاخانھ).
Is it possible for an object to float in mid air using only gyroscopic precession ( no propelling mechanism )?
No.
