I have noticed lately that my toilet flush does not always stop after the foot pedal is released. I'm sure I'm going to forget to watch it the time it overflows. Why has this started happening? Any thoughts or east fixes known?
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2015 Crossroads Cruiser 305RS
2012 Ford F250 6.7 Diesel
<---- My other RV is a Vans Aircraft RV9A
I have noticed lately that my toilet flush does not always stop after the foot pedal is released. I'm sure I'm going to forget to watch it the time it overflows. Why has this started happening? Any thoughts or east fixes known?
Get some CRC in the green can which is a silicone lube and spray the heck out of the pedal mechanism while operating it. It should stop it if it is doing g it intermittently. I would also install a shutoff valve on the waterline feeding the toilet. So you can turn it off for piece if mind
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2015 Redwood 36RL pushing a 2015 Denali DRW
Debris in the valve seat? Try to exercise that valve and flush it out for one minute.
I'd bet the manufacturer has a kit to rebuild that valve. I am not saying it will be easy.
ALSO install a shut off in the line then if things go badly you have a backup. After a few bad experiences we have a shutoff valve on EVERY valve in the RV.
My neighbor flooded his RV when his toilet valve malfunctioned on a cold morning. He was trying to save LP and with no heat he froze and damaged the valve.
I have not experienced it myself, but I have heard of plenty of cases where the valve has become sticky or cracked. The valve is replaceable, or now is a good time for a toilet upgrade. If you have a plastic one, the ceramic ones are wonderful!
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Doug and Patience and Shelby the mutt
2015 Crossroads Sunset Trail Reserve ST26RB
2013 Ford F-150 3.5 EcoBoost XLT Supercab 4x4