i bought this faucet and installed it. But as soon as i installed it, my flush Tank's auto fill up is not working, everytime i flush, i have to open the tank lid and release the lever insidethat allows the water to fill up automatically....any suggestions???? i bought this faucet and installed it. But as soon as i installed it, my flush Tank's auto fill up is not working, everytime i flush, i have to open the tank lid and release the lever... » Read More i bought this faucet and installed it. But as soon as i installed it, my flush Tank's auto fill up is not working, everytime i flush, i have to open the tank lid and release the lever insidethat allows the water to fill up automatically....any suggestions???? « Show Less
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The second one I installed had caused my entire flush system to be replaced. While I was installing a new flush system, I determined the cause of its initial failure: while I was twisting the pipe at the bottom of the water tank, I also ended up twisting the entire "tower"of the flush system. This continuation of twisting made the lever /arm that lifts the valve up and down to rotate either clockwise/ counterclockwise. One solution: make sure that the lever/arm is facing the valve and is not hitting the walls of the tank. Another solution is to make sure the chains inside the tank are still connected. I wish you good luck. The second one I installed had caused my entire flush system to be replaced. While I was installing a new flush system, I determined the cause of its initial failure: while I was twisting the pipe at the bottom of the water tank, I also ended up twisting the entire "tower"of the flush system. This continuation of twisting made the lever /arm that lifts the valve up and down to rotate either clockwise/ counterclockwise. One solution: make sure that the lever/arm is facing the valve and is not hitting the walls of the tank. Another solution is to make sure the chains inside the tank... » Read More The second one I installed had caused my entire flush system to be replaced. While I was installing a new flush system, I determined the cause of its initial failure: while I was twisting the pipe at the bottom of the water tank, I also ended up twisting the entire "tower"of the flush system. This continuation of twisting made the lever /arm that lifts the valve up and down to rotate either clockwise/ counterclockwise. One solution: make sure that the lever/arm is facing the valve and is not hitting the walls of the tank. Another solution is to make sure the chains inside the tank are still connected. I wish you good luck. « Show Less
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Sorry I didn't have this problem. Are you turning the water flow to the sprayer off after use? Mine leaks some if I don't. Good luck!
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I had the same issue bought the house with the faucet. I went by looks and it worked great for me. I only think the made one variations of the sprayer. Did not take long to install. Like a new faucet. Good luck,James
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I don't know, I don't have a problem with mine. Maybe there is built up sediment in your tank and sprayer. I hope that this helps. I also have a filter for the water on mine.
814221
If you have already filled the tank and installed it high enough as specified on the instructions, then you may be not opening the valve to the correct direction, wich is counterclockwise. Please let me know if it helps.
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I am not sure because I don't have this issue, but my only thought is that you have the valve to the hose open at all times. I don't think the product is made to keep pressure at all times. That would explain the constant leaking as well as the fact that it leaks more when you flush (due to the additional water pressure). I would try turning off the hose where it meets up with the toilet tank and if that doesn't solve it, then you should see about getting that piece replaced.
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I thought the same thing happened to me. It was actually the filter bubbling over. Check to be sure your filter is pushed down all the way and is not popping up after you close the lid. Also make sure the tank is not too full. You may want to occasionally check that filter. Rinse it with water to be sure it stays down. Good luck. Hope this helps.
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put some colored dye in holding tank . This will tell you if water is leaking into the tank causing the valve to flush. If it is check your seals. If not you have a bad valve.
1074906
I think all faucets are limited to 2 gallons per minute to conserve water. See how long it take to fill a gallon. If it is slow then you may have a supply problem. Mine will fill a quart jar in 8 seconds. Good Luck
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I had the same problem. I went on the RDS website and they said to turn valve off, run main tank down below half and then open the valve again. Don't ask me why this would make a difference but I did it and the main tank refilled and did not overflow this time. Not sure why, but it works.
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Good luck! My tank leaked on mine and I was unable to find just the tank. This is reportedly a problem with this model. My faucet was ok, just the tank....would have purchased something else, but due to no clearance on the splashback am stuck with this model. If you find where you can buy just the tank, I would appreciate your sharing, since the lifespan is only about 3 years from what I have read. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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It should sit flush, you must have done something wrong, mine sits level. Good luck
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Not sure what tour question is, but am wondering if you turned off the water supply before installing. I've forgotten this step and had it leak. Once I redid the installation process, it worked quote fine. If that's not the problem, maybe it is a defective filter? Wishing you luck.
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Wow. That's exactly the problem I am left with. I've re-visited my install as I kept thinking that there was something I wasn't doing right. You've actually helped me! Since the original sat flush now I'll dig out the old gaskets and see if it'll seat properly and re-use them. If you find a solution do let me know. Thanks. Jean
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I have just flushed the tank (fill 100% then drain completely) several times till the water drains clear and then use a good chemical treatment. Hope that helps...
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Send it back! It's so easy to use that you shouldn't have this problem at all. As long as there is water in the correct tank and you are hitting the trigger button, it should work. Double check that you set it up correctly and there isn't anything clogging it. Then send it back.
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I had the same problem, probably water going from top tank to the bottom one is not fast enough to fill water above the sensor. I was changing level a little bit (adding something very small under the Luma and found the best angle (very small change) and now is working without problems more than 1 year
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It's not likely the fault of the fluid master. I would suspect it is just reacting, as it should, to a leaky flush seal where the water exits the tank during the flush. It may not be sealing off tightly and, thus, permitting a slow leakage of the water in the tank past it and into the bowl below. As the water level slowly drops enough to a point that the Fluidmaster decides to refill the tank, you may be hearing it refill for a few seconds. If this is determined to be the problem, then replace the flush seal rubber washer or bulb (which-either your tank has). This is done without removing the tank. It's not likely the fault of the fluid master. I would suspect it is just reacting, as it should, to a leaky flush seal where the water exits the tank during the flush. It may not be sealing off tightly and, thus, permitting a slow leakage of the water in the tank past it and into the bowl below. As the water level slowly drops enough to a point that the Fluidmaster decides to refill the tank, you may be hearing it refill for a few seconds. If this is determined to be the problem, then replace the flush seal rubber washer or bulb (which-either your tank has). This is done without removing... » Read More It's not likely the fault of the fluid master. I would suspect it is just reacting, as it should, to a leaky flush seal where the water exits the tank during the flush. It may not be sealing off tightly and, thus, permitting a slow leakage of the water in the tank past it and into the bowl below. As the water level slowly drops enough to a point that the Fluidmaster decides to refill the tank, you may be hearing it refill for a few seconds. If this is determined to be the problem, then replace the flush seal rubber washer or bulb (which-either your tank has). This is done without removing the tank. « Show Less