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

Do you wish to change the jets in the tub or just the trim? If you just want to change the trim then you need to go the your local Kohler showroom and they can match up the correct replacements for you. Rod US Parts Center

For bath refinishing there are several companies out there that do that. My suggestion is to do a google/bing search and see what comes up in your local area.RodUS Parts Center888-521-6183

those are usually a generic type that can be picked up at a local hardware store.

I hope you put trap back on,or you need to fill trap with water--that is the water seal for sewer gas

You may find the air button you need on this site: http://www.uspartscenter.com/airbuttons-2.aspx

They have all the air buttons needed to fix your problem however, you will need to have access to the underside of the air button to change it out.

Most of the control buttons on a tub are not electrical. These buttons are connected to an air line that runs to the motor. Sometimes an aggressive button push can literally blow the air line right off of the bottom of the button.
This problem is as easy to fix as it sounds. Find the loose air line and push it back onto the button. You will need to open up your access panel. Bring a flashlight.
Be sure to check the connection at the motor too. Good luck

First, disconnect the air hosing from the back of the pump. Reconnect a new vinyl hose to the back of the pump, and blow into the other end. If your pump turns on/off by doing this, see 'A," if not, see "B."

A. The electronic switch in the pump is good, and there is a problem with the air switch or vinyl tubing. The vinyl tubing could be kinked or the air bellows has failed.

B. The electronic switch in the pump is bad, the capacitor is bad, or some other electronic part of the pump is bad. Buying a capacitor or an electronic switch is of course a cheaper fix than to replace the entire pump.

Hope that helps.
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Need clarification....the drain leaks to the ceiling below, or it doesn't hold water? If it doesn't hold water, no need to replace the ring. Those can be adjusted. Simply pull up on on the lever and screw it in clockwise. This will lower the stop and hold the water. If it actually leaks below, unscrew said stopper, grab a pair of needle nose pliers and place them in the drain (to grab the strainer) and use another pair to loosen. Once off, clean around drain and clean strainer, apply plumbers putty to the strainer, apply pipe "dope" (thread sealant) to the threads and tighten back in. Good luck!

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I recommend that you consider spray painting the gold hardware with brushed nickel rusteoleum paint. IF you decide to go this route you must lightly abrade the gold surface with emery cloth then prime with rusteoleum primer, let that dry and the final coat will be the brushed nickel. I have done this and it turned out excellent. I get compliments on it.

Regarding your other issues, you will be happiest with white water parts. That being said, it is likely that locally procured parts might fit. I would get one set of parts and try them.

You will likely find the model number etc. on a plate in the mechanical compartment of the spa.

If the air tube is still connected to the air button on the side of the tub and you are pushing it with no results then either the motor is no good, the air button is no good or the air switch in the box is no good.
process of elimination, start with the pump. take the switch off the motor or out of the box and make sure you can get the motor to come on. If the motor comes on then move to the air switch and hook it back up and see if you can blow into the air switch with a new air button or a straw and see if the switch will activate the pump. if it does then you most likely have a bad air button ($12). If you cannot get it to activate the pump then the air switch is bad ($21).

you need to see if there is power to the pump 1st, there may be a switch somewhere thats not been switched on or it may have tripped out so check that. the air pressure switch maybe faulty or the plastic hose may have even come away from the switch.think of the basics 1st then look deeper, if you have power at the pump then it can only be the switch or worse case scenario a new pump.
you might have to remove the bath panel to gain access to the pump better?

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I have never heard of a toilet that needs an electronic reset, but it appears it is as simple as just disconnecting the power for 10 minutes. It does sound though are yours has a failing flush valve. I managed an airport lounge and we had dozens of electronic toilets and we had to keep a box of spares for them and just put new parts in them including complete control boards. We also kept a box of batteries. https://www.google.com/search?q=kohler+hatbox+toilet+factory+reset ..

Lift and pull the lid forward lift up and disconnect the lift lever from the chain.

I would take it back for another toilet.

https://www.us.kohler.com/webassets/kpna/catalog/pdf/en/1095641_2.pdf

Kohler has good support. You can view the diagrams for that unit with the link I am posting. There are no filters listed in the diagram that might need to be cleaned. There is a chance that the unit has developed a clog from hair etc in the pump impellor. The flange may have come loose and is allowing air in the suction side of the pump too. Kohler has online chat and support numbers you can call too. K-1357-RA ' Devonshire 5-Foot Whirlpool with Apron and Right Drain ' KOHLER

The only batteries are in the docking station. If the remote is attached to the docking station, take that off and set it aside. Next, carefully lift the docking station up and out from the mounting bracket. Look at the back of the docking station, push the two tabs outwards (away from each other) simultaneously to open the battery compartment cover. Replace the batteries (4 AAs) in the correct orientation. Reinstall the cover. Then replace the docking station on the mounting bracket and put the remote back on the dock if desired. These directions are shown in the Homeowner's Guide (without the service parts) available on the product page: https://www.us.kohler.com/us/veil-intelligent-comfort-height-skirted-one-piece-elongated-dual-flush-toilet/productDetail/toilets/1120267.htm . Scroll down to the Installation section to find the link to the document. The current link to this guide is https://www.us.kohler.com/webassets/kpna/catalog/pdf/en/1226974_5.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Rent a multimeter and test your connections. As well as checking the breaker

https://www.us.kohler.com/us/catalog/maintenanceLanding.jsp