The steps to replace the toilet flush tank are as follows:
1. Turn off the water source: Before replacing the flushing tank, it is necessary to turn off the water source of the toilet first to avoid damage or waste of water caused by water flow.
2. Empty the water tank: empty the water in the water tank, you can use a bucket or water pipe to discharge the water.
3. Remove the old flush water tank: Remove the old flush water tank from the wall, usually need to use a screwdriver or wrench to remove the fixing screws.
4. Clean the installation location: Clean the dust and debris around the old flushing water tank to ensure that the installation location is clean and tidy.
5. Install the new flush water tank: Fix the new flush water tank on the wall and tighten the screws with a screwdriver or wrench.
6. Connect the water pipe: Connect the water pipe to the flushing tank and tighten it with a wrench.
7. Open the water source: check whether all connections are firm, and then open the water source to check whether the flushing tank is working properly.
It should be noted that replacing the flushing tank requires certain skills and experience, and if you are not sure of your ability, it is best to ask a professional to replace it. In addition, when replacing the flushing tank, pay attention to protect your own safety and avoid accidents.
The steps to replace the toilet flush tank are as follows: First, close the water inlet valve and drain the water.
Then remove the old flush tank, usually by unscrewing the retaining screws.
Next, install the new flush tank in place, making sure it is aligned with the base and secured. Connect the water inlet pipe and ensure that it is tight.
Finally, open the inlet valve and check whether the flushing tank is working normally. If there are leaks or other problems, recheck the installation steps.