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Old 2/19/09, 6:14 PM
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Toilet valves that spray out the top. See the picture is it normal, I see it a lot. Also is it a big deal when the overflow tube does not have that small water line going to it from the fill valve.
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Old 2/19/09, 6:58 PM
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I would suggest fixing it.
The little fill hose is how the bowl water refills so yes ,just clip it back in.
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Old 2/19/09, 7:50 PM
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No and Yes, it probably needs replaced. It will sure cut down on the water bill.
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Old 2/19/09, 11:08 PM
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Its a defect. Write it up and let them fix it how they see fit. some will replace it. others will leave it.



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Old 2/20/09, 1:20 AM
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So I am right the valve should definitely not spray out the top?
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So I am right the valve should definitely not spray out the top?
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Old 2/20/09, 9:17 AM
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Water shouldn't be spewing out at that fill valve tube. It should have a hose attached to it and conveying the water into the overflow pipe


See the small black tube at the top center of this image...
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