20 Most Recent Jacuzzi Bath Perfecta EZ33 959 White round high-performance toilet - Page 4 Questions & Answers

check water supply first then check if factory plug in end of fill valve has been removed (where hose connects to tank)

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You need to use lock nut bolt and screws so it doesnt looseing by its self.

Usually 12 inches in from the wall, but measure the toilet to be sure.

See if nuts on studs on bottom where it mounts to the floor & flange are loose. If they are loose tighten both of them evenly. If they are tight you will need to replace wax ring that is between toilet & floor.Turn off shutoff water valve to toilet. Flush once holding down handle to let tank drain. Remove both nuts & lift toilet off flange. Remove wax ring. Scrape all old wax off toilet & floor flange. Install new wax ring. Set down toilet on ring & snug nuts evenly. Sit on seat & apply your weight evenly to distribute wax & level. Retighten nuts. Turn water back on. Allow tank to refill. Flush toilet & check for leaks.

I would just use the one from hardware store. nothing special about the wax from the manufacturer except the price...

be sure to do a thurough cleaning on the bottom of the toilet and make sure it is dry before you install new wax ring or it will leak.
you can actually use a hair dryer or set it in the sun to soften the wax ring, don't melt it, just soften it. makes a much easier time when setting the toilet down onto the wax.

I had the same thing happen to my toilet. The quickest way to resolve the issue is to replace the fill valve.

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At the top of the float there is a screw head, you need to adjust that until the water stops at the proper level. If this does not stop it from running then you will have to replace the float and I also recommend that you replace the flapper as well. This is not an expensive fix and the instructions are very easy to follow.

There's no certain way for me to know which fill valve you have in there, but locate the float. This floats on the water level and turns off the water when the tank is full. There's probably a screw on the float arm that lets you adjust the float up and down, adjusting the full water level. You may be able to loosen a collar on the bottom of the fill assembly and slide the whole thing up and down (make sure you turn off the water valve when you do this because the whole thing can pull apart), or you may be able to simply turn the entire fill assembly which will raise and lower it if it's built that way. Make sure the new water level doesn't go above the level of the refill tube or the water will go down the tube and the valve will never turn off.

Does this tank have the plastic bucket around the flapper inside the tank. If so this is a water saver toilet. A few tricks to increase the water. I have had to remove the bucket by cutting it maybe half into to increase the gpm.
This will increase it to more than 1.6 gpm's. It can be cut down just be careful in doing it if this is the problem.

Next make surethe fill valve has line running and attached to overflow tube. This will fill the bowl with the needed water for it and the tank.
Next make sure the water is set to the mark either on the tank or the overflow tube. If no mark to within 5/8" to top of overflow tube .

Check the ports under the rim and make sure they are not clogged. To do this you can use a nail or pin to clean them out.
Right under the rim of the bowl are these ports that allow the water to flow into bowl in a turning motion to aid in flushing and cleaning wall's of the bowl.
Inside the tank check the fill tube and make sure it is connected from the fill valve to the over flow tube. Also check the fill level in the tank and make sure water is up to the line on the fill tube about 5/8" from top of tube.

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1. Place the Rubber Donut on th bottom side of the tank (this will form a seal from the tank to the bowl)
2. There are two small holes to either side this is for your two tank bolts. Place a washer on both bolts and place them in the two holes with the head of bolt and washer inside the tank. Place tank on bowl, matching up the holes.
3. there are two plastic nuts that are beveled on one end, with bevel up toward bolt head thread onto bolt finger tight. Repeat for remaining bolt.
4. Apply a little pressure to one side of tank and tighten nut finger tight again then repeat for other side. May need to do this a couple of times back and forth. IMPORTANT tight the nuts equally and carefull not to overtighten or you will crack the tank ONLY FINGER TIGHT.

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There usually is no filter, but the holes in the float valve can be pretty small. You should probably take the valve apart, but I can give no specific advice on this since there are lots of different kinds of float valves. It is possible that there is a screen where the float valve sticks through the bottom of the tank (but this is part of the float valve assembly) You also might have large piece of debris trapped in the shut-off valve. Turn the water off at the main to work on that one - but don't bother with this unless cleaning the float valve doesn't fix it.

If the tank froze and broke it is highly likely the toilet itself may have a crack somewhere inside. You may buy the tank and find out later on the toilet itself it cracked. You have then wasted your money. Buying the tank and paying the shipping is more than likely about as much as a whole new toilet. My advice is to buy a new toilet.

They only need to be tight enough to sufficiently seal the donut between the tank and the bowl. Some movement is acceptable. It is better to be a little loose than to overtighten them and risk cracking the tank.

Dear Sir,

It appears you need to adjust the float level so that it applys more pressure quickly to completely shut off the water going into the main filler tube. Does the hissing go away when you lift up on the float toward the ceiling? If it does, then you need to what I said above. Turn your float ball out farther, or carefully bend your rod down toward the base of the toilet so that it applies more pressure quickly. This should solve your issue.

Cro Dave

The first set off the lines were "said" to have a weak spot near the rubber seal that caused a crack in the bowl.
But that design flaw has been modified now.

I have never experienced a leaking gasket (if installed properly)... as after approximately 3 months of use - the tank bolts should be re-tightened anyway to ensure a positive seal.

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Use the jacuzzi perfecta if you like them and are willing to deal with a potential leak. I don't feel they are any more prone to leakage than other brands when installed properly.