directly over the flapper and let's see if my chain is long enough. It's tight and it clashes but it's like the water's still running so let's adjust it out, I'll try it on the end here and it looks like the water's still just flowing through. Test your flapper. If there's any gap like that it'll just keep running. So we're going to have to adjust the chain. Mine's a ball chain and there's like a little little clasp on there. I'd use pliers to get it off and just move it up a couple of links. We want to keep it snug but like I said not too tight otherwise the water will keep running. And we'll put that back in that second position and look at that. Let's stay seated. All right, first problem solved. What's that chain dangling in the back there? Oh, see that? It tanks full. So let's put our lock in place because that lever definitely worked. Okay, so this right here releases the refill. I don't know, I guess it's like a float lock stop and it needs to be pulled up to release the float so it doesn't keep filling. So basically we want to make that snug on the lever as well. So that way it releases and activates the refill. Spread this up for your viewing pleasure. I know it gets boring. And to that, all right, the water stopped. We're good. And I'm going to shoot. All right, hold it as long as we need to. Water goes down and wait a second. It didn't refill. The chain wasn't tight enough. So we're going to have to reposition that chain on our hook. So it's a little more snug. All right, you see that? Nice and tight. We'll pull it up. It releases the catch.