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Adjustment (B)
1. Before making any adjustments, be sure that the refill
tube is properly inserted into the overflow pipe on the
flush valve to provide full water seal in the bowl.
2. Fill the float cup before operating the valve. Turn on the
water supply valve. Hold the float cup under water
during the first full fill cycle to fill the bottom half of cup
with water for ballast. The water level can be adjusted
by squeezing the water level adjustment clip and moving
float cup up or down along stainless steel link.
3. Be sure that the water level in the tank is always to the water level line marked on the
overflow pipe on the flush valve. This is necessary in order for the unit to consistently
operate on 1.6 gallons of water and maintain satisfactory 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
"ring nut" counterclockwise 1-1/2 to 2 turns
and lift out the entire flush valve reservoir.
POOR FLUSH
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Shut-off valve is not fully open.
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Water level in tank is too low. (See Adjustments)
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Water level in bowl too low (refill tube blocked or not installed into top of overflow
tube) (See Adjustments)
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Flapper not lifting and activating flush. (See Adjustments)
FLOAT VALVE DOES NOT FULLY SHUT OFF
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Flapper may be defective or warped.
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Parts in top of float valve may be worn.
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Flapper may not be closing completely due to obstruction or too tight a chain. (See
Adjustments)
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Float ball may be lodged against tank wall.
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Water level may be too high. (See Adjustments)
TROUBLESHOOTING
Hinge Pin
Refill Tube
(Top View)
Insert
Removal
Apperatus
Float Cup
Adjustment Clip
