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Ray Zarin Posted on Oct 30, 2014

My kohler fill valve in tank sprays water towards the tank lid. This is a new kohler highline , how can it be fix ???????

Replace new flush value kit 1.28 fill tube is in place

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Sounds like something is missing. There are various models in the highline series, which one is it?

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SOURCE: toilet tank fill valve sprays water towards lid

Hi bpmorr1,

It may be that the fill tube has come disconnected . It runs from the top of the fill valve to the overflow. The overflow is the tube that runs up the middle of the tank. The fill tube runs from the top of the fill valve to the top of the overflow tube. Kohler has a little clip that can sometimes come undone and cause spraying.


If that doesn't do it, turn the water off to the toilet and take off the tank lid. Partially open valve ( Slowly). Locate where spray is coming from. If it is in the area on top of the fill valve then yes, buy anew one. ( Fluidmaster )

Please rate this response and good luck, Phil

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