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Fixing A Leak On My Toilet Seat!#helpingothers #plumbing #diy

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This video initially presents a symptom of continuous water running into the toilet bowl, which often indicates a faulty toilet flush valve or flapper. However, the diagnosis reveals the actual problem is a leak from the internal valve of an attached bidet toilet seat. The project then details the steps to repair this bidet valve leak by disassembling the bidet seat, applying Teflon tape to a leaking threaded connection within the brass valve, and reassembling the unit.

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so you can see that active drip right there see it's got these little tabs right here that are holding this thing all in place so to get this piece all the way off I'm just gonna have to pop this right here off go right there here's the valve portion and we're going to try to get spray in the face here it's leaking right out of the valve itself so we took this retaining nut off and I'm gonna put some Teflon on that you have it this way and just flip it over you slide these two pieces right inside take the handle put the handle back on

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