If the toilet is conventional, the gasket is just sitting between the two. 1. Turn off the water supply to the toilet.
2. Flush the toilet to get as much water out of the tank.
3. With some old rags, sop up all the water left in the tank.
4. Loosen and remove two nuts and washers on the two bolts which secure the tank to the bowl.
5. Carefully lift the tank off off the bowl, and set it upside down on the floor.
6. Remove the old gasket from wherever it's stuck, and clean all fragment from the contact areas on both the bowl and bottom of the tank.
7. Install the new gasket on the bowl flat.
8. Remove the bolts and old washers from the tank, and clean the mating surface.
9. Install new washers on the bolts[they go inside the tank, under the bolt heads]]
10. Carefully set the tank atop the bowl, being very careful to get perfect alignment on the first try.
11. Reinstall the two bolts with new washers.
12. By hand very carefully reinstall the nuts and washers on the bolts, running them all the way up by hand.
13. With a wrench, very carefully final tighten the nuts, but not too tight as it is very easy to overload the china bowl or tank, resulting in breaking one or both, ruining the entire toilet assembly. The nuts don't have to be extremely tight just up snug so as to just slightly begin to compress the washers.
Only if it is leaking there. They do sometimes, but not that often. If you have taken the tank off for some reason, you should probably go ahead and change it.
Sounds like the wax gasket is leaking or a crack in the bowl. Is the floor dry.
If leaking at floor when flushed, wax ring needs replaced. If water leaks between tank and bowl when flushed, tank to bowl gasket needs replaced.
The name for the wax seal for a toilet is a wax toilet ring. Some people also call this item a toilet wax bowl gasket.
you will have to cut the bolt between the tank and bowl (hacksaw blade works well, it will take about 5 min.to cut.) Always change all bolts and change tank to bowl gasket also.
The ONLY places any toilet can leak is between tank and bowl, or between bowl and floor.
Replace /bulb / flapper /disc and check the over flow tubeA:The kits are inexpensive and come with the float and the flapper assembly.
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If there are urine stains in your toilet bowl, pour a generous amount of bleach into the toilet bowl and under the rim, then leave overnight. The next morning, flush the toilet and pour more bleach into the bowl and scrub with a toilet brush.
there is a gasket beetween the tank and the bowl. the gasket could either be pinched or need to be replaced. It's an easy fix, and you can find standard gaskets at your local hardware store. there should be two or three bolts underneath the bowl. be sure to shut the water off first and flush the toilet as many times as possible to get the water out of the tank. Good luck.AnswerThere are two possible causes why your toilet tank leaks when flushed.The mostcommon one would be your tank to bowl gasket that sits between your tank & bowl.you would need to replace it.The secound can be tricky.Check in your tank andmake sure your fill tube is in the overflow.This tube fills your bowl when you flush.If it is out it can cause a leak even if your T.top is on.. AnswerYour right on checking the fill tube first, i have seen it before. And I'm surei will see it again. But yes 9 out of 10 will be gasket
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To remove urine stains from a toilet bowl, you can use a mixture of baking soda and vinegar. Simply sprinkle baking soda into the toilet bowl, then pour vinegar over it. Let the mixture sit for about 15-30 minutes, scrub the toilet bowl with a brush, and then flush the toilet to rinse away the stains.