Wher Does the Tube goes on the Unit and ont the other end? I ask because I have a One piece Toilet and the Original Fill Valve doesn't use a tube.
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Forget about it. I would not recommend using these after having bought several.
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It is called the bowl freshener tube. The other end clips onto the stand pipe (runover tube). While the tank is filling the water runs into the bowl via the hloes under the rim to help wash the sides of the bowl. If you dont have a round stand pipe overflow , some are cast into the side of the tank, you'll have to improvise a retenton, so that the water will not spray up onto the lid and wet the bathroom floor.
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If you have no overflow pipe it can just lay there, I guess. The pipe is to divert water from running over the toilet tank and drain it to the bowl. The tube normally puts a small quantity of water into the bowl, through the pipe as the tank fills. I was unable to use this in an Eljer Lowboy one-piece toilet. It allowed the water level to go too high.
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The small plastic tube that goes to the bottom is not part of the valve and can be substituted for a longer one if u need. I will check how long is this tube that came with the valve.
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It has a float in the tank like the one in your toilet. So take the back off and watch as it fills, adjust the float like you would your toilet float. Bend the rod or find a different rod that would work if you're not comfortable bending the rod connected to the float.
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The one I purchased was for an elongated bowel. I am not sure if they make one for a round bowl. Go to bidet4me.com and ask the question. I have had the seat for almost two years. Works great but I started having an issue with where the supply hose enters the seat. It is not as secure as where the hose comes out of the water supply. Lately the hose pops out and water will run until you shut off the supply line. I have been shutting off the water to the seat after using it but it is a pain to have to do that. The company still hasn't respond to my inquiry about a fix for that issue. Good product other than that. The one I purchased was for an elongated bowel. I am not sure if they make one for a round bowl. Go to bidet4me.com and ask the question. I have had the seat for almost two years. Works great but I started having an issue with where the supply hose enters the seat. It is not as secure as where the hose comes out of the water supply. Lately the hose pops out and water will run until you shut off the supply line. I have been shutting off the water to the seat after using it but it is a pain to have to do that. The company still hasn't respond to my inquiry about a fix for that issue. Good... » Read More The one I purchased was for an elongated bowel. I am not sure if they make one for a round bowl. Go to bidet4me.com and ask the question. I have had the seat for almost two years. Works great but I started having an issue with where the supply hose enters the seat. It is not as secure as where the hose comes out of the water supply. Lately the hose pops out and water will run until you shut off the supply line. I have been shutting off the water to the seat after using it but it is a pain to have to do that. The company still hasn't respond to my inquiry about a fix for that issue. Good product other than that. « Show Less
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The toilet comes with the water flush valve installed. The water shut-off valve is not a part of the toilet
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This has the 1" valve and ships with the 1" bypass valve also. If you have 1.25" plumbing, you can use a reducer right at the unit, or upgrade to a Fleck 7000 valve on the unit. Give us a call for any other questions, 785-735-9769
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i am not a plumbing expert and I am not sure about the valve you are working with, but I know that when I attached this unit to my existing equipment coming out of the wall (pfister 974-0420), there was an attachment that came with this unit that screwed into the stem coming out of the wall and extended it so that when you put the set screw in the handle it fit accordingly.
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Only to the bidet outlet. Before I bought the T-adapter I tried regulating the pressure by adjusting the shut-off valve. It worked (somewhat) but it took longer for the tank to fill. The slow filling tank is no big deal if you don't have to flush it again for awhile---but my wife insist he that it should fill faster. She was the one to complain about too much bidet pressure in the first place---so---purchase one Luxe Metal T-adapter.
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The one I bought is 3 inches wide which wouldn't work w/my toilet which had only a 2 inch wide flush pipe. I'm no plumber, but I would say measure your flush pipe width and then watch a bunch of youtube videos about replacing flapper valves.
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Hi Wayne, I'm not expert on toilets or parts. I was able to replace the guts of two Kohler toilets with this canister valve, and either my numbers matched up exactly or I eyeballed it from the photo and was confident enough to give it a try. Can't offer much beyond that -- both toilets work fine now though! Good luck.
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The plastic piece is installed directly below the toilet tank. The supplied "hangers" attach to the plastic piece and are folded/bent over the top edge of the toilet tank (cover removed to do so) to "hang" the unit from the toilet tank.
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This is for the entire thing. Nothing else is needed. Another answer refers to tubing, The connectors for totos are short so if your pipe configuration behind the toilet is not exactly what the toto calls for you may need to purchase an extender.
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You have to have a hose going from the nozzle on the float valve to the open standpipe, or there would be no way to get water to your commode below. When you flush, water should come out of this nozzle, and then quit when the float valve stops all flow.
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I don't know how your toilet is configured but the answer will depend on how the toilet water inlet is set up. The Washlet has a T fitting that attaches at the inlet where the water supply goes into the toilet. It basically "taps" into the line and provides water to the toilet seat.
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It goes in place of the long black nozzle that comes on it. Not sure of its benefit, but it goes in the place of the original black end.
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This unit is for a VERY SPECIFIC model type. There are no screwholes to plug. this device has screws with little pivoting tabs on the ends. The unit is set inside the hole that fills the lower toilet. The tabs are then pivoted under the hole's porcelain lip and secured. this unit is for a one piece toilet so there are no screw holes for the normal tank sitting on top of the base that needs to be attached.
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I mounted the valve that was supplied with the pump. you must install this type of valve. Its made over cheap plastic/compost type material. I mounted mine under the farthest from the tank bathroom sink in the cabinet. I still don't understand how the valve works but, but it does