So after attempting to replace the cap on the Korky 528 fill valve, the toilet wouldn't stop filling. So we attempted to switch to a Fluidmaster. In the process, the water supply to the toilet wouldn't turn off. So we turned off the water to the house. In attempting to install the Fluidmaster, the refill tube on the flush valve [I]broke off[/I]. We gave up and called a plumber. He had to of course remove the tank for some of the rebuild. And changed the handle on the water supply. We're not entirely happy with the result. We tried to get him to adjust before he left, but he said it was just air in the pipes. Well, no, we had to hold the handle down to flush, which we never had to before. And now the toilet clunks when people get off of it. So we asked him to come back to address these two issues. We wanted him to adjust the chain handle to correct the flush (after our DIY attempts, we're terrified to touch anything). He said no and just adjusted the water fill level, which, OK, we don't have to hold the handle down anymore, but it's still a weak flush and not like it used to be. Then we ask him if the tank is loose (because of the thunking). He grabs it and tries to move it. It doesn't. Then he grabs the whole toilet and moves it up/down a few times. WTF? He says the whole toilet is loose. Well, buddy, that wasn't the case before you worked on it. So I was just hoping someone could tell me what about a toilet tank rebuild and water valve handle replacement would loosen the entire toilet? It's pretty much our only toilet, and we are afraid to use it.

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