toilet smell

[hi-spec plumbing heating]

have you one of water level after flush

 

[hi-spec plumbing heating]

sorry seen them all now.

who fitted this not a plumber i take ?

water level ok
pan screwed to floor with a nut as a washer or what ever it's meant to be
isolation valve on toilet feed round the wrong way
soil stack ok.
i don't know why he use a flexi pan connector instead of a ridge one.

you sure it's from water and not connector behind.

 

[cowboyplumber]

That is ****ing horrible. I am ashamed that people who fit like that share the title 'plumber'...

 

[hi-spec plumbing heating]

looks more like what you expect from a general builder,
who thinks he's a dab hand at plumbing.

 

[Stag972]

Hard to say without looking at it personally but the flexi connector doesn't look a good fit to me so the smell could be coming from there. While you have no flooring down i would try and fit a rigid connector (they are not expensive) and move your pan accordantly if possible

 

[m-k]

thanks for the intrest and feed back, problem sorted with flush and smell, hole internal in toilet, water escaping when flushed not coming out of top of the bowl, 20% of it going stright to the soil and the stench is coming up that hole and coming out of the holes around the bowl at top but yes i understand what u say about the fitting it is s... so many poeple said as well i will sort that thanks !!!

 

[hi-spec plumbing heating]

have you a pic of what you mean where it is leaking ?

 

[m-k]

tried ridged type , the pipe u conect to falls down way when u cnnect ridged type there becomes a gap underneath they filled it with silcone but still leaked so they said go for flxi !!!