Can a tenant subtract cost of fixing toilet from rent due to landlord's failure to fix the problem

fixing my toilet: I have a bidet seat (washlet) on my toilet, and I've been using it for past one year without any problems.

This morning, my apartment manager contacted me and said there is a leak from my bathroom and they need to fix it. So I told them that they can come in to my room when I'm not there.

When I got home, I found that the plumber pulled out a water hose that is connected to my bidet.

I called the manager and she told me that the reason of leaking was the joint of the water hose that is connected to the bidet was too weak, so he just took that out without asking me if he can turn off my bidet or not.

The bidet cost me 500 dollars and now I can't use it anymore.

Do I have a right to ask them to fix the bidet? - Is this your question? Add additional information