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Had a new boiler installed 3 days ago, since then all four toilets in the house have had a slow drip into the bowl.
Today however all 4 are filling fast and not stopping, just continuously filling into the overflow pipes. Had to turn 3 of them off at the supply.
All toilets just have a standard fill valve, can anyone shed any light on what may be causing this? Cheers!
 
Dirt on the washer
 
Best get the installer back but might cost you
 
Was your boiler a changeover from a system that used tank water - to a combi boiler?
Just was thinking maybe mains high pressure water going to toilets that were low pressure might have required toilet valves to be modified or replaced
Yes, exactly that. From a system with tank to a combi-storage boiler. We have very high cold water pressure here that needed to be reduced for the new boiler does that mean I need to find new valves?
 

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