The drain plug in the bathtub won't pop out.

The solution to the problem that the water plug in the bathtub can't bounce out is as follows:

Blocks like 1. hairpins won't bounce. It is possible that the free travel space of the trap and the valve core is blocked, so the trap can't bounce up. You can scoop up empty water, drop a few drops of oil in the gap of the cover plate, then slowly tap the cover plate of the drain valve, and rotate the drain valve head counterclockwise from the bathtub until it is loosened and unscrewed, and then it can be reinstalled to resume normal use. You can try to pick out the blockage with a hook and see if you can pull it out.

2. If it doesn't work when coming out of the bathtub, the drain valve still won't pop up. It may be that the buckle is stuck by a foreign object or is too long (too long is rare), or there may be something wrong with the spring itself (rust and aging, etc.). ). At this time, it is necessary to replace the valve core or the whole valve body system. In general, it is recommended to replace the whole drain valve, because it is also very troublesome to replace the valve core. Sometimes the sizes of valve cores and rubber pads from different manufacturers will be slightly different, so you can rest assured if you use them together once and for all.

3. The jumping bathtub drain valve will not jump. Press the drain valve with your finger, and your finger will move up to the side quickly, giving the drain valve a resilience and doing it several times. If it still doesn't pop out, take a small screwdriver or knife tail and pry it gently at the edge (not too hard). After the cover plate of the drain valve comes out, unscrew the cover plate and clean up the hair and dirt inside, so it can be used again.

4. If you find that the whole drain valve can still be used after being removed, you can also contact the manufacturer. You only need to replace the sealing ring of a drain valve, and you can continue to use it normally.