American Standard Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Yes you can replace the handles as they are available from American Standard, directly. Go to their web site, parts and service, and select you mod. toilet. Order from them. https://www.americanstandard us.com/bathroom/toilets-category

First, make sure the water feed to the tank is wide open, then make sure you have the inner workings set at maximum water level.

The number of flashes indicate a fault there is a code on the door panel

If by push pull you mean there is a knob and rod that you use to raise and lower the plug. Look under the sink for a rod extending perpendicular to pipe it will be about 8" long and attach to a linking bar below he push pull rod. Typically there is a small retaining nut that seats around a ball seal on this rod that secures it to the tail piece dropping from sink. Unscrew the retaining nut, slide the rod out and then lift out the plug. You will notice a ring on lower end of the plug piece that you will need to insert the rod thru when reassembling. If you are referring to a fixed twist and drop plug Open it and there will be a set screw on a flat face in the stem portion under the cap. It's usually small straight slot screw but may also be a hex head slot Loosen that screw and the plug will lift off a center peg in the drain assembly.

I would google it . Or look on u tube

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You should look at your furnace and see if any safety lights are flashing. Make sure your thermostat is set to heat.Check system your using for updates.

I see so many problems with these. make sure your thermostat is set to heat. if its hard wired simply turning it to the degrees it shows a bit past, should turn it on.If not check the heat source for any blinking lights which means a malfunction on the heaters it self... If you checked fuse box sometimes to flick the switch to off and back on does the trick to reset it.

I'm contractor for the last 17 years and this is the first time I have problems with the toilet tank installation , I bought four toilets, three of them had a leaking tank I thought that the place that had bolt did not have enough pressure and I put more pressure every five minutes but the toilets kept on leaking, I took the bolts out and I put plumbing putty in the top and the bottom and installed it again but it kept on leaking then i removed the putty and i put liquid teflon on the bolts and finally the leaking stoped. Edit your post: To insert a product link use the format: [[ASIN:ASIN product-title]] (What's this?) I'm contractor for the last 17 years and this is the first time I have problems with the toilet tank installation , I bought four toilets, three of them had a leaking tank I thought that the place that had bolt did not have enough pressure and I put more pressure every five minutes but the toilets kept on leaking, I took the bolts out and I put plumbing putty in the top and the bottom and installed it again but it kept on leaking then i removed the putty and i put liquid teflon on the bolts and finally the leaking stoped. Guidelines

you are wasting your time complaining on fixya site the correct action is to take the lot back and get a refund for a product -not fit for the purpose ---

Wow, you are going to have a heck of a time finding that. Try contacting American Standard. They may be able to help you.

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