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114107-2-
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Kohler Co., Kohler, WI
Hold the float under water for a few seconds to fill with
water for ballast. Adjust the float by sliding it up or down
on the float rod until the water level is at the marked water
line on the flush valve overflow.
Check all connections for leaks for several days.
Float
Float Rod
Fig. #11
FLUSH CHAIN ADJUSTMENT
When the cam is in the 1.1 gallon flush position, there
should be a small amount of slack in the 1.6 gallon flush
chain.
When the cam is in the 1.6 gallon flush position, there
should be a small amount of slack in the 1.1 gallon flush
chain.
Study the illustrations carefully.
Make any adjustment to the flush chain lengths as
needed. Alternately test flush the toilet in the 1.1 gallon
and 1.6 gallon modes after each chain length adjustment.
When you are sure the toilet flushes properly in both flush
modes, count the number of extra chain beads at the top
of the trip arms. There should be no more than four extra
beads at the top of each trip arm. Cut off any excess.
1.6 Gallon Flush Position
Fig. #12
1.1 Gallon Flush Position
Water
Levels
Water
Levels
Note Cam
Position
Slack In 1.1 Gal.
Flush Chain
Note Cam
Position
Slack In 1.6 Gal.
Flush Chain
