If your toilet isn’t filling up, it could be due to a partially blocked fill tube or damaged fill tube clip, which helps fill the bowl with water. If it slips out of place, breaks, or clogs, the valve will shut off the flow of water from the tank before the bowl has time to fill completely.
The issue could also potentially be your sewer vent pipe. This pipe pushes sewer gases out and let’s fresh water in whenever the toilet is flushed. If blocked, the force pushing fresh water into the bowl will be weak, and it won’t fill all the way.
The third possibility is a leak from a hairline crack. Regardless of the problem it’s important to identify the root cause.
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