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Toilet inlet valve only spraying
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It looks like it may be hidden in the sytem somewhere.
Other alternative is switching the stop c0ck off and draining the system.
If you have a header tank you may be able to switch it off there and do as above.
Mine is all on mains pressure, have no header tanks, so switching the water off at the mains, switches everything off. but my plumber fitted isolators to all the pipes in handy areas, so I don't have a problem. Any pipe going into a sink or loo, has an isolator within 2 ft of it, inc the DW and WM.0
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