On my new American Standard Cadet 3, the toilet flapper occassionally gets stuck open after a flush.
After lots of research, I have found that this happens when the piece of metal attaching the chain to the flapper (as seen in the picture of a flapper with a similar attachment to mine) gets stuck and angles itself to prevent the flapper from closing.
What can I replace this with? I think a small key ring would do the trick.
A standard flapper, not a Cadet 3 flapper
Or I could loosen the chain, but then risk weak flushing with the flapper snapping shut with less than a full flush unless the handle is really cranked and held open.
After lots of research, I have found that this happens when the piece of metal attaching the chain to the flapper (as seen in the picture of a flapper with a similar attachment to mine) gets stuck and angles itself to prevent the flapper from closing.
What can I replace this with? I think a small key ring would do the trick.
A standard flapper, not a Cadet 3 flapper
Or I could loosen the chain, but then risk weak flushing with the flapper snapping shut with less than a full flush unless the handle is really cranked and held open.
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