Can I use to retrofit Kohler 1.6 gpf one-piece toilet Rosario model 3434 (K3434BB)? How do I measure drain to tank? What max size works, 2.5 or 3"?
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The maximum diameter of the drain is 2.5 inches and the tank must be no less than 10 inches high inside the tank. Also since you already have a low flow toilet the water savings won't be that great. If your current flush valve needs to be replaced then if the fit works it will be a good choice since I've had one installed on mine for over three years with no problems.
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I've had no problems at all---works like a charm. I love it. Now, I'm amazed at how long other toilets take to flush---all that water gone. But, mine is used with the American Standard toilet--don't know why that would make a retrofitted not work right, though. Maybe you just got a bad one.
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The old version of this toilet was 17" from the floor to the rim of the bowl. The new version (Toto did not change the part number!) is 16 1/2". So, the measurements should only be one of these two numbers. I suspect Amazon is shipping old inventory!
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No I do not think so. Valve set up do not match. Toilet tank 3886 GA goes with Valve fill 1068030 not for K3402. You may call Kohler customer service and get their opinion.They will advise you to choose the correct replacement.Good luck-Vijey Mehta
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Won't fit a Kohler. Made to fit an Eljin. So if you have a Kohler, don't buy it.
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I had to replace mine and the serial # was different. The main issue is to find the model that fits your particular brand of toilet and size of tank. Some of the hardware may have to be salvaged from your old tank as well. Some of the plumbing supply houses can also translate your old # for the new model.
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One the underside of the lid for the tank is a sticker that shows the parts list for the toilet. If this Part Number is on that list, it should work. As far as I have found from Kohler, there are not many different versions of this valve assembly, it simplifies things for them to get things down to using the same part across the full product line.
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It is a mistake in this product description. I noticed it when ordered my K-6486-0 and checked on Kohler site ( http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Whitehaven-Self-trimming-29-1-2-x-21-9-16-x-9-5-8-single-bowl-kitchen-sink-with-short-apron/productDetail/Undermount-Sinks/429004.htm?brandId=651465&skuId=414761&categoryId=651445&hash=id%3Dfilters%26startIndex%3D20%26scrollTop%3D4 ) model-dimensions. K-6486 is 30".
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It is the size of septic tank, not number of bathrooms. Mine is 1,000 gallons, works great! Use as directed, you're OK
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This is what I would do, go measure your Toto toilet existing lid. Make sure you have the bolts space accounted for and if it is round or oblong lid. Most manufactures have universal toilet bowl sizes. Since Toto doesn't give sizes on there website, go to any big box retailer that has sample lids and measure. Good luck! This toilet lid system is great. My little ones love there big kid toilet.
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I made a mistake in my earlier reply. I have the K-3183 sink. Sorry I didn't read the question clearer before. Not sure of the dimensions of your sink vs. mine. It fits mine perfectly.
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If even if it does fit I would change the toilet out. We had the original 3 for 8 years. They leaked. We replaced and those 3whic only lasted 2 years. The design has a very high rate of failure for the 503 series. Last week we changed those out for an Advantage Gerber model and avoid another flood. Their customer service is virtually non-existentant. Lots of lawsuits againts the 503 series!
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I just installed the TSU99A.X on a Toto Lloyd Model MS934304SF one piece toilet. Although this model is not mentioned in the instructions, if you set the height at 10 "dots" it works perfectly.
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I have an older San Raphael and it fit perfectly. The 1068030 replaced the older fill valve that had the copper tube. I would recommend you look inside the toilet and check for the part number, then email Kohler directly and ask them if the 1068030 will fit. My PN was K3384CA and Kohler customer service emailed a response within 24 hours and confirmed that the 1068030 worked fine.
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I used the Kraus KBG-200-30. I believe it was made for the Kraus equivalent of this sink, so it fits perfectly and everything lines up great. Kraus KBG-200-30 Stainless Steel Bottom Grid
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sorry, but i don't know the answer to your query. might try contacting kohler, which has very good customer service
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Hi Ruth. Most all new Kohlers are a water saver style toilet, and are designed to deliver two types of flushes. First is the quick flush for urine, and that means you push down then quickly release the handle. Less water is used so there is a water savings over emptying the tank. Second flush type is for solids, and you simply hold down on the handle until the flush is complete. All the water in the tank is used, but the newer tanks are smaller, so less water is used compared to the toilets of the 50's and 60's. It's all about water savings. No one thinks to tell you, eh? Good luck on the flush from now on. ...Jeff... Hi Ruth. Most all new Kohlers are a water saver style toilet, and are designed to deliver two types of flushes. First is the quick flush for urine, and that means you push down then quickly release the handle. Less water is used so there is a water savings over emptying the tank. Second flush type is for solids, and you simply hold down on the handle until the flush is complete. All the water in the tank is used, but the newer tanks are smaller, so less water is used compared to the toilets of the 50's and 60's. It's all about water savings. No one thinks to tell you, eh? Good luck on the... » Read More Hi Ruth. Most all new Kohlers are a water saver style toilet, and are designed to deliver two types of flushes. First is the quick flush for urine, and that means you push down then quickly release the handle. Less water is used so there is a water savings over emptying the tank. Second flush type is for solids, and you simply hold down on the handle until the flush is complete. All the water in the tank is used, but the newer tanks are smaller, so less water is used compared to the toilets of the 50's and 60's. It's all about water savings. No one thinks to tell you, eh? Good luck on the flush from now on. ...Jeff... « Show Less