20 Most Recent Kohler 1107-R-0 ProFlex Bath Tub with Flange and Right Hand Drain Finish: W - Page 6 Questions & Answers

sounds like the hot and cold lines were installed backwards.

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You probably have a water flow reducer in the shower head. It is a rubber disk with a few holes in it. Just remove it and put the shower head back on. They are installed at the factory to save our environment. (Mine are all removed)

Overflow? Seal around drain may be good enough for shower, but leaks with a little more pressure from the filled tub. Filled tub may flex the tub and drain components. What about the overflow. I bet some water is going over, but it isn't used for showers. Double check. Paper towels tied in stratigic locations always help me find a leak. Leak makes the towel soak up water nearby. It's most wet at the point of leak.

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Based on gas prices, often gas hot water heaters can be a more cost-effective option than electric models and preferred by many homeowners. However, gas hot water heater models can have their own set of problems that differ from electric versions. You will not find it difficult to perform some basic troubleshooting to resolve an issue with a gas hot water heater.

Instructions

1. 1 Determine if the gas supply has been shut off. No gas will cause the hot water heater to stop producing hot water. Turning the gas supply back on should be your first troubleshooting technique.
   
2. 2 Check the pilot light. If you are experiencing no hot water, the pilot light of your gas hot water heater may have distinguished. Turn off the gas source and place a match over the pilot light tube to relight it.
   
3. 3 Adjust the thermostat of your hot water heater. If you find that the hot water runs out quickly or does not get hot enough, you may need to set the temperature of the gas hot water heater higher. Typically, set the dial between the medium and hot setting for adequate hot water.
   
4. 4 Inspect the gas hot water heater. The burner orifice and flue can both become clogged on a hot water heater. Turn off the gas and use a wire brush to clean out any debris that may have become lodged in these sections.
   
5. 5 Ensure that all the burner access covers are in place. If the pilot light will not stay lit, it could be due to exposure to drafts.
   
6. 6 Flush the tank. Certain deposits can build up over time when using a gas hot water heater which can cause the tank to produce a banging noise. To flush it, turn the heater off and open the pressure relief valve and drain valve on the water heater. Use a hose to flush water through the system until the hose runs clear.
   
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You will need to remove the tank by locating the long screws on each side of the water outflow outlet. Take those bolts out and then you can lift the tank up and thus you will access to the large gasket.

the fill valve is under constant mains pressure so it will not siphon out. However if there is a problem you can buy a non-return valve from your local hardware/plumber shop and fit it in the line between the cistern tap and the cistern

It sounds like the electronics is failing, Contact Kohler for a replacement.

Contact a local supply house or a big box store in your area.

I would try to repair only if you have the knowledge to do so. It can be tricky and may not be permanent. Weigh the cost of a new one vs repairing it. Toilets generally last a lifetime other than the moving parts.

13 inches gives an inch or so on back of toilet and you need a standerd toilet for the rough in.

Flapper inside of tank is letting water by or flush valve is not stopping water and needs replacing check flapper on inside on bottom it attaches to the chain on lever.

Valve needs to be replaced on inside of tank flush valve is going bad replace it the water you are hearing is water going into the fill tube going into bowl nothing is wrong with that its normal.

Flapper on flush valve is not setting good on bottom of tank inside.

Valve fully open on inlet going into toilet if it is then fill valve needs to be replaced check water line for any abstructions that might interfere with water going into tank.

Check that the black float ball isnt hanging up on anything under the cover if it stops and hangs up on something the valve will continue to fill the tank and water willoverflow cause it wont shut off.

Something is leaking by whether its the washer in the flush valve or the flapper is no good and seal doesnt sit properly check out these parts and it should take care of your problem adjusting water is not the problem water escaping into bowl is.