Looking for a ada elongated toilet also would like a price and dementions

Hi,
To see where the water is going, place some red cake dye in the tank and see where the water turns red....this will show you exactly what is happening and where the water is going...

heatman101

The flapper is secured with a rubber band. The rubber band must be removed from the flapper for the toilet to function properly. Please check the flush valve prior to installation and if the rubber band is present, simply cut it and remove it.

The Toto website has manuals that you can download here: http://www.totousa.com/Professionals/Downloads/OwnersManuals.aspx
You will need the model number to get the exact manual you are looking for but I believe this is the one you are looking for. http://admin.totousa.com/Product%20Downloads/0GU032,%20DUAL%20FLUSH%20TOILET,%20OM,%20V.03.pdf

sounds like your toilet probably isn't vented properly through the roof or might have too far of a run to where it may connect into your main vent stack

Turn water off and get a handle repair kit, very easy repair

Here ya go:
http://www.dap.com/docs/tech/00017116001.pdf
Eric

Defective fill valve contact Toto for a free replacement part

ANSI 117.1a 2003, which is determined to be "SAFE HARBOR" for accessible design, requires that an accessible toilet be 17" to 19" in height. Most regular toilets are 14" to 16" in height. Therefore, about 2 to 4" is the difference between ADA and regular toilets. I also checked the spec. sheet for this toilet on Eljer website. According to the spec. sheet, this toilet is an ADA toilet.

Problem solved.  Reason was a totally blocked waste line that resulted in toilet malfunction.  Toilet functions normally now with removal of blockage.