Hallo allerseits! Ich habe ein Problem mit der Toilettenspülung, da ständig Wasser in die Toilette eindringt und der Tank nie voll ist. Ich habe den Vermieter kontaktiert, aber der Termin zur Untersuchung liegt in den nächsten 3 Wochen. Ich würde es entweder vorübergehend reparieren oder das Wasserventil schließen, damit ich etwas Wasser sparen und in der Zwischenzeit überleben kann. Möchte mir jemand Tipps geben?
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Von Salty_Towel303
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This might be a case of cleaning the mechanic inside the box. This mechanic closes the valve when there is enough water. There are many YouTube videos on this topic. I suspect a descaler might be helpful
Your first photo likely shows a place where a domestic gas meter used to be installed. The valves are usually color-coded and the color and the type of valve looks like being used for domestic gas.
It could be that your toilet has no dedicated valve and there’s only one in the basement that shuts off your whole flat.
Edit: Didn’t realize it’s a tank behind the wall. I don’t know how to open these (if at all), my recommendation mainly applies to „external“ tanks:
Maybe your problem isn’t leaking but overflowing. When you open the top of your water tank you should see a hollow which shuts off the water if it reaches a certain height. Often it’s enough to re-adjust these things to allow them to shut off. You can test this by gently pushing it up and see (and listen) if the water stops.