Toilet not filling up or Toilet keeps running (Simple fix. No need to replace Fill Valve Assembly) 

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Thank you very much Emanuelle! Unfortunately, it is not convenient for many manufacturers to offer this simple spare part and they make you buy the entire piece again.

Hi Jim! My toilet was already installed when we arrived, I am not sure if it was bought in Costco. For the leak problem you are having, did you already try the fill valve troubleshooting? If you tried it and it is still not working (and you are not seeing any water dripping on the back of your toilet), I would recommend that you replace the entire fill valve.

That blue plastic part is a clamp that is attached to the refill tube which helps control how much water refills the bowl. You can adjust it to have the optimal water bowl level.

I have the same problem so I replaced the entire fill valve but it still doesn't fill any higher than just below the flapper.

Hi, yes it is Glacier Bay. Until now I have not experienced any leaks but it is good to know that this can be a potential problem.

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Hi rfloster, if your toilet is not filling up, there is probably a mineral build up in your system or it needs to be cleaned. Try the troubleshooting for Scenario I in the video.

Have you checked if you have water supply with adequate pressure for flushing the valve? If this is OK, it is probable that the fill valve is clogged and probably you would have to consider replacing the entire fill valve assembly.

Have you checked if you have water supply with adequate pressure for flushing the valve? If this is OK, it is probable that the fill valve is clogged and probably you would have to consider replacing the entire fill valve.

Hi Steph! If the water is running out of the tank it is most likely because you have an issue with your flapper. The flapper is the rubber part that you will see at the bottom of the tank. If it is worn out, not sealing properly or not closing after you flush, water will run out of your tank.

@@handyneasy you are correct! I installed a new flapper, adjusted it to the proper length and boom! Problem fixed! Thank you! Great video!

@@handyneasy It worked.... Thank you so much for your expertise and thank you @stephmar6693 for having the same issue as I did !

Have you checked if you have water supply with adequate pressure? If this is OK, it is probable that the fill valve is clogged and probably you would have to consider replacing the entire assembly.

@@handyneasy Yes the water pressure is adequate, it had been working normal than it appeared to be plugged so I replaced the fill Valve with a new Fluidmaster 400H-002 Performax now its working but the refill is not tube is not spraying water. I am at a loss because it is a new Valve how could the refill tube not be spraying...

@@TravisInCanada1 hi Travis, if you bought a new Fluidmaster Valve, the refill tube should come attached to the valve and would be also a new part. If you are not seeing any water coming out from refill tube and there is nothing blocking the refill tube that prevents adequate water flow, I can only imagine two things: 1. the fill valve you bought is defective 2. There is not enough water pressure for the system to work properly.