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If water continues to trickle into the toilet bowl after the device shown in the illustration has apparently closed, the problem is likely due to __________. Illustration GS-0155

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If water continues to trickle into the toilet bowl after the device shown in the illustration has apparently closed, the problem is likely due to __________. Illustration GS-0155

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• Identify which labeled part forms the main sealing surface that actually stops flow when the valve is "closed". • Determine the function of the handle/lever mechanism (E–F–G) versus the function of the internal seat and diaphragm (around C and I). • Consider what kind of fault would cause only a small trickle instead of a full, high‑flow discharge.

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• When the device is at rest (not being flushed), which part is supposed to hold back the inlet pressure from section II and prevent any water from going to the outlet? • If water is only trickling, does that suggest that the main valve is wide open, partially held open, or that water is bypassing around a surface that is supposed to be tightly sealed? • Look closely at the cross‑section: which component’s surface, if damaged or distorted, would let a thin film of water pass even though the moving parts appear to be back in the closed position?:

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• Locate the primary seat where inlet water from II is stopped—verify which label (A, C, or H) is actually in that sealing location. • Check what happens mechanically when E is returned to horizontal: should it still influence the internal valve position, or should the internal parts already be free to close fully? • Ask whether a failure of the bypass/relief area near H would normally allow full-pressure flow or only a controlled bleed, and compare that to the symptom of a small trickle.

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Question 1 of 20

If water continues to trickle into the toilet bowl after the device shown in the illustration has apparently closed, the problem is likely due to __________. Illustration GS-0155

A being cocked into a fully open position

E being stuck or held in a position other than horizontal

C having developed a warp or ripple at the seating surface

a problem with "H" that allows continuous low flow across the device

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Question 1 / 2066636eee28f7522a1c51f603

Question 1 of 2066636eee28f7522a1c51f603

If water continues to trickle into the toilet bowl after the device shown in the illustration has apparently closed, the problem is likely due to __________. Illustration GS-0155

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If water continues to trickle into the toilet bowl after the device shown in the illustration has apparently closed, the problem is likely due to __________. Illustration GS-0155

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