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1. Before connecting the water supply, flush the line into a bucket to remove any debris.

2. Place the coupling nut, friction washer and universal washer onto the plain end of

supply tube as shown.

NOTE:  The same universal washer will be used to
make the flanged slip-joint connection for a 1/2" O.D.
or 3/8" flexible, or a  3/8" I.P.S. supply.

3. Temporarily make connection to tank supply shank,

finger-tight.  Mark at shut-off valve the tube length
needed and add 1/4".  (This will insert down into shut-
off valve).

4. Remove supply tube and cut to length including the

extra 1/4".  Remove any burrs from inside the cut
end.  Slip compression nut and ring (ferrule) onto the
shut-off valve end of the tubing.

5. Connect supply tube to supply shank once more and

finger-tighten.  Tubing may be pushed up into tank
supply to allow the extra 1/4" to be inserted into shut-off valve.

6. Tighten both the coupling nut at the tank and the compression nut at the shut-off

valve.  Make sure float valve does not rotate while tightening the coupling nut.  The
float ball must not contact the tank walls.

7. Turn on water supply and shut-off valve.  Check for leaks.  An additional tightening

adjustment on leaking connections normally will stop the leak.

Adjustment (A)

1.  WATER LEVEL IN TANK

Turn the water level adjustment screw clockwise to
lower or counter-clockwise to raise the water level
to the waterline mark on the tank.

2. TANK REFILL

Turn Flow Control screw clockwise to slow or
counter-clockwise to speed-up the rate of tank fill.

NOTE:  If either screw is turned clockwise too far, the

float valve may not activate.

3.

FLAPPER ADJUSTMENT

The length of the chain that connects the lever arm to the flapper may need to be

adjusted.  (Move the hook to another link)

A) TOO MUCH SLACK may not permit the flapper to lift far enough to properly
activate the flush valve.

B) NOT ENOUGH SLACK in the chain may keep the flapper from closing properly.

3. REFILL TUBE

Make sure the refill tube is properly inserted in the top of the flush valve.

WATER  CONNECTION

WATER LEVEL
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW

FLOW CONTROL
SCREW

REFILL
TUBE

UNIVERSAL
WASHER

FRICTION
WASHER

COUPLING
NUT

COMPRESSION
NUT

FERRULE

1/2" SHUT-OFF

VALVE

SUPPLY

TUBE

SUPPLY

SHANK

Summary of Contents for 1.6 GALLON

Page 1: ...ons for Future Use Owner s Record Date Purchased _________________________________________ Purchased From _________________________________________ Installed By _______________________________________...

Page 2: ...difficult to lift To protect the finish and avoid possible damage before and after installation please handle your toilet with care Place the toilet on a thick bed of newspapers when working on it be...

Page 3: ...scs and nuts onto bolts Mark bolt length needed for bolt cap clear ance Remove toilet and pre cut the bolts to length 3 Carefully turn the toilet bowl upside down onto a thick layer of newspaper to pr...

Page 4: ...ghtening the coupling nut The float ball must not contact the tank walls 7 Turn on water supply and shut off valve Check for leaks An additional tightening adjustment on leaking connections normally w...

Page 5: ...ctory bowl performance TO REMOVE FLUSH VALVE Gently remove the flapper arms from the hinge pins to remove the flapper Insert the flush valve removal apparatus contacting the tabs as shown and turn the...

Page 6: ...ng in tank bowl cleaners Some in tank cleaners contain calcium hydrochloride which may be harmful to tank components Use of a metal brush will create metal marks in the bowl IMPORTANT USE OF ANY TOILE...

Page 7: ...including but not limited to excessive operating conditions or alteration or adjustment other than in conformity with our specifications or instructions whether performed by a contractor service comp...

Page 8: ...a Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath product of the same or similar type and size provided however that we will not pay any costs labor or otherwise associated with either removing a previously installed product...

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