Kohler Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

check the f1 fuse.

Sounds Like possibly the regulator is the issue. Flightsystems Can test these to see if it is good or not. also here is a link for the service manual https://us.v-cdn.net/5020499/uploads/editor/0c/g1lx13xi2vyy.pdf

the parts manual is a tp-5317 which I do not have . You said its a dec2? or a fast response 2? What is the part number off the main circuit board in the control box?

if you have an scr pack, that has 6 pins, there are two for ac, two for gates, and two for the excitation field. The two gate wires come off your adc controller.

I don't know this specific tub, but here's the pictoral. The button (90105) should come out of its base, held by friction of O ring. This should allow you to disconnect the pressure line. If you are looking to replace the complete assembly, likely you will need a basin wrench to reach nut (65157). Here are links to Kohler, specific to this tub. https://www.us.kohler.com/us/catalog/svg_viewer.jsp?productId=415928&diagram=3 https://www.us.kohler.com/webassets/kpna/catalog/pdf/en/1010564_5.pdf

Smart-a$$ answer is to find an old 3 gallon pot in a salvage place. Best answer is to fiddle with the chain that goes from the handle to the flush flapper and see if adjusting its length makes a difference. If it's too short it might result in letting the flapper closing too soon and allowing your deposit to remain.

https://www.dieselgeneratortech.com/diesel-generators/faults-caused-by-low-load-operation-of-diesel-generator.html

http://www.kohlerpower.com/onlinecatalog/pdf/g2058.pdf Safety shutdowns:

1. Loss of coolant
2. High water temperature
3. Low oil pressure

Likely one of these. If no indicators at a panel check at the connector.

The jet that pushes the water through maybe clogged with calcium buildup.

http://www.kohlerpower.com/home/home-generators/products?prodNum=12RES Website shows 5 yr 2000 hrs. <?>.

Your focus indicates a sewer issue and not a drain issue. The first challenge is to determine which branch leg of the sewer is the issue and then assess where all your access ports are. Sometimes an outside access port has been covered over by dirt/mulch etc. If you know where the blockage is ... then as mentioned by other contributors ... you will need a snake. They can be hand driven or motor driven. For great access to the blockage you may need to remove the closest toilet, since snaking through the lower S trap of the toilet really inhibits the snake's effectiveness. Depending on how your house is built ... the roof sewer vent pipes can be a good access point (and sometimes that is where the debris has gotten into your sewer if you have overhanging trees). I have had success with running a garden house up to the roof and down through the vent pipe. You need to have a second person watching by the the toilet to make sure it does not back flow on to the floor. You can get hose spray attachments which help propel the hose and add turbulence to break the blockage ... but I have never tried them. If your blockage is recurring over the seasons ... and if you have a number of trees close to your sewer line outside then you can have tree root intrusion into the sewer. In that case you need a professional with a special snake that actually has cutting capability to remove the roots. Attached are 3 photos ... manual snake, motor snake, hose spray nozzle Good luck with your troubleshooting!

There's something blocking it sometimes if you turn the water off in your home and turn it back on sometimes calcium from the pipes break loose and cause blockage in new style washerless valve assemblies.

Get a water hose,place in tub,connect to water outlet,turn on for a minute,then turn off.then disconnect hose,then water will come out.

There might be two reasons for the failure of generator auto start. 1. It is the ATS automatic conversion control device that does not issue the start generator command after the mains power failure or phase loss operation, or the self-starting relay failure, which causes the generator to not start itself. This situation is relatively rare. 2. It is the generator start battery failure, and this kind of situation is relatively more.

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No ,you have to hold button to get full flush

First, your not going to like the solution. There really is no way to solve this on kohler faucets. Some companies make adapters but as far as I know kohler isn't one of them. Hopefully you can cut a hole in the drywall behind and put it where it should be, if not the marble comes back off.

https://www.kohlerpower.com/home/common/pdf/tp6804.pdf

Universals will work

Pop the cap off the faucet handle and tighten the screw under it.