...flush valve I, too, have an Eljer Canterbury one piece. It looks like the shank washer has disolved over the years. (Darn bleach tablets!) I picked up a replacement at Home Depot, but I can't figure ...
...flush valve. I cleaned the top of the valve lip and replaced the flapper. This improved the problem but it still leaks alittle. The toilet is only two years old ( 'Toilet-to-Go' ). We've ...
...valve, flush the toilet,and drain the tank by removing the plastic nut underneath on the left side. Drain the remaining water into a bowl. There is also a nut on the supply line that will need to be ...
...valve and flush valve. After I do this on Kohler I don't have anymore problems with them. It should work for you, just make sure they are Kohler parts. Good Luck Tool Belt Diva ...
...flush valve you have. If it is an old standard with a float, after allowing time for water to quit flowing You would bend the float arm with both hands holding the rod securely up to raise level and ...
tool to do it. I have one of those elongated wrenchs but it doesn't allow me to access the special valve that comes with the Washlet. ed The water supply line on your Aquia toilet was installed before
...flush valve down to drain tank -Water connection is one nut. Follow supply line up to where it connects to tank. Loosen the nut that is around supply line just underneath tank. Pull nut downward and ...
...flush valve (or flapper) is not closing/sealing properly. 2)The fill valve is not closing properly.Regarding the flush valve; usually it's the chain connecting the handle to the valve hanging up ...
...set the float valve higher, this will give you a more powerful flush. I made a good living modifying water saving toilets that don't work properly right out of the box ! Good Luck and God Bless ...
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