I just used a Fluidmaster kit to replace everything in a toilet tank. The flush valve is the one with the adjustable flush. The flapper has a rotating flange piece that supposedly lets you adjust for bigger/smaller flushes.
Problem is, it doesn't flush right. You push the lever, the flapper pops up as normal, but doesn't stay up for any length of time. The moment you let go the lever, the flapper falls down and stops the water. For a normal firm push down and release of the lever, maybe 20-25% of the water in the tank goes out. Nothing looks abnormal or damaged. Rotating the adjustment piece to different settings makes no difference.
Can someone tell me if there is something peculiar about this flapper or how to figure out what's going on? Thanks
dx
Problem is, it doesn't flush right. You push the lever, the flapper pops up as normal, but doesn't stay up for any length of time. The moment you let go the lever, the flapper falls down and stops the water. For a normal firm push down and release of the lever, maybe 20-25% of the water in the tank goes out. Nothing looks abnormal or damaged. Rotating the adjustment piece to different settings makes no difference.
Can someone tell me if there is something peculiar about this flapper or how to figure out what's going on? Thanks
dx