What action is NOT part of the protocol if the toilet flush valve fails to reset?

The action that is not part of the protocol if the toilet flush valve fails to reset is to inspect for leaks. When dealing with a toilet flush valve malfunction, the primary focus is on immediate actions that address the reset issue and ensure the toilet can function properly. Closing the toilet lid, pulling the manual shut-off handle, and notifying maintenance are all actions directly aimed at controlling the situation to prevent further complications or inconveniences.

Inspecting for leaks is typically a follow-up action, relevant to determining the cause of the failure after immediate corrective actions have been taken. This step is important but not a direct response to the flush valve issue itself. Therefore, it doesn’t align with the urgent protocol that prioritizes restoring functionality over diagnosing potential underlying problems.