| Problem Faced |
Probable Reasons |
Corrective Action |
Tank
is shaking |
Expansion plug may
not be correctly fixed in the tank's fixing
hole provided towards the back of the closet. |
Fix the expansion
plug provided. |
| Tank
holding screw may not be tightened fully.
|
Tighten
the tank holding screw evenly till it cannot
be tightened any further with one hand. |
Continuous
leakage of water from the cistern
|
Arm may be fixed
in a wrong direction.
Valve ring may not be fixed properly to
the bottom of the body. |
Fix the arm such
that the shorter arm side is facing the
front of the cistern.
Fix the valve ring to the top of the groove
provided in the body. Ensure that the valve
ring sits securely around the groove. |
Valve ring may have
cracked or
could be worn out.
|
Replace the valve
ring. |
Lifting rod and
floating body
assembly may not be perpendicular. |
Adjust the bracket
so that its center hole aligns with the
hole provided in the lid of the cistern. |
Lifting rod and
floating body assembly may not be guided
through the guide hole provided in the bottom
of the valve seat.
|
Guide the lifting
rod through the hole provided in the bottom
of the valve seat. |
| Cistern not fully
tightened to the closet. |
Tighten tank holding
screws evenly till they cannot be tightened
further with one hand. |
| Water may be overflowing
through |
Turn the adjusting
screw provided on the top of the inlet in
the anti clockwise direction. Reduce the
water level such that the water level shut
soff below the 'over-flow' level. |
Discharge
of
water stops
abruptly when
the flush knob is
pulled and released
|
Buoyancy
may not be created for the
floating body. |
1. Push stop dog
(black rubber tube) which is fixed to the
lifting rod such that top end of the
stop dog touches the bottom of the lifting
bar.
2. Adjust the lifting bar such that the
hole provided near the top-end
threaded portion of the lifting-bar is
just visible over the lid screw (when
observed in assembled condition).
|
Water
does not enter the cistern through the
inlet
|
The inlet may be
in the fully closed
position. |
Turn the adjusting
screw provided on the top of the inlet in
the clockwise direction to open the inlet. |
| Water line may be
choked. |
Ensure periodical
cleaning of water tank and water lines. |
Water
quantity
insufficient for effective flushing
|
Float ball height
adjusted to lower
quantity of water discharge. |
Turn the adjusting
screw provided on the top of the inlet in
clock wise direction to increase the discharge
level. (Caution: The water level may be
increased till the water from the inlet
shuts off at the 'top-line' mark provided
on the floating body). |
Water
leakage observed between cistern and closte
during flushing |
Water divider may
not be properly fixed |
Fix the water divider
such that the 2 weep holes provided in it
face each other after installaton.
Ensure that the inlet of the water divider
is passing throught the outlet of the valve-seat
fully. |
