Next, take a pair of locking pliers and hold the nuts firmly. Go for the outer bolts at the bottom of the cistern. Step 4: Extract the Bolts on the Toilet Tank At this stage, place a container under the bowl to collect any spills from the loose hose. But if you can’t grip the item correctly, use a wrench or pair of pliers. You can perform this task with your hands. Then, loosen the end of the pipe that stays on the container. Look for a plastic or metal tube that connects the tank to the water valve. Step 3: Disconnect the Supply Hose on the Toilet Tank If the tank refills, especially after releasing the toilet handle, you should tighten the water valve.
Remember to hold down the lever until you have an empty cistern.ĭo you notice any water spills in the tank? Mop them with a rag or sponge to avoid potential drips on your bathroom floor. Push down the toilet handle to flush out the water in the tank. Set a towel on the floor and place the lid of the tank on it. Step 2: Drain the Water from the Toilet Tank After cutting off the water supply, you can work on the unit. Rotate the handle with anticlockwise movements to stop water from flowing into the cistern.
Step 1: Disconnect the Toilet from the Water SupplyĬheck the wall for a metal valve that connects to the toilet tank.
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