From time to time my toilet will make a hissing sound as water leaks past the fill valve seal. It's a very simple fix and that's what I cover in this video. OTHER REPAIR VIDEOS: goo.gl/McrESF My other projects: goo.gl/AyS4oO
Thanks...I like the FIXING instead of Replacing method. We are a throw away society of too much.....and simple repairs are not even contemplated. Thanks again!
My American Standard toilet started hissing and running about 2 months after it was installed. I had a Plummer come twice and they had no idea how to fix / nor did anyone have a clue at Home Depot. I just did this and it worked perfectly. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Hi there! Appreciate your video very much. Ummm I’m not much of a handy man like my dad, but I just fixed the hissing toilet in our house without his help. Thanks for taking the time to make this video! Quick, simple, and straight to the point. ☺️
Thanks Dec! Saved me a trip to the hardware store! I popped the top off the valve, saturated a cotton pad with vinegar, let it sit on the valve seal a minute or two to dissolve the lime-crust, then used a Q-tip to gently loosen and clean off the crust. Easy fix!
Thanks for the video. Unfortunately the hissing (which stops when I lift the arm) continues as does the slow to no fill toilet tank. The flow of water is powerful (I've tried flushing the Fluidmaster 2-3 times) and works for one flush but the hissing and weak to no fill picks right back up after the second flush.
My toilet makes a hissing flushing noise randomly.. I already flushed, cleaned, and replaced the rubber washer on the filled valve, also cleaned the red O ring of the flushed valve (it does not look worn out). I put some red food coloring in the water tank, it does not look its leaking 30 mins later into the toilet bowl. What else should I try?
You've probably found a fix already (or maybe you're like me), but I'd take a look at the flush valve and flush valve gasket (that rubber flab that does the hard work). I believe mine has a slow leak there and the toilet turns on to fill back up intermittently.
It could be built up pressure leaking through, the shut off may not be shutting off, or maybe the hiss is at a different valve that has to have a full tank behind it.
@@benjaminhadley78 well crap. That certainly would cause that problem. Had a drain pipe go bad between me and my next door neighbor (live in an apartment). Rained in the kitchen of the guy under me. Then the guy's pipe above me went bad and I got to experience what old galvanized pipes do!