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Toilet parts are cheap. I'd guess the filler valve is sticking closed. Reintroducing pressure by opening the service valve might jar the filler valve open. I'd start by replacing the filler valve.
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replace the filler valve as already stated.
you could try and clean it but it's almost always a waste of time.
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Clean ours with vinegar a couple times a year, due to the mineral buildup.
With the fill vale float down, pour vinegar on the float and get some to run down the fill valve stem. Let it soak and do it once more.
Then twist and pull the float up and down for a bit, working the buildup off the stem.
About 10 minutes of your time will save buying another fill valve.
I do keep an extra fill valve as both commodes use the same one.
Steve
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Check your home’s water pressure. I’ll bet it’s too high , causing the new valve to leak.
Is it a korky by any chance ?