how to replace the water valve
315135
Hi Leon, it wasn't that difficult. If my memory serves me correctly (it was over a year ago I replaced this part) the directions were either included with the part or I got them from the toilet manufacturer website. I think it may have been the latter.I do know is was more difficult working around the small area the toilet is located in the bathroom.
315136
Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the toilet doesn't rock. Attach water line to new water valve tightly. Test and check for leaks. Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the... » Read More Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the toilet doesn't rock. Attach water line to new water valve tightly. Test and check for leaks. « Show Less
315137
I had to take the toilet out of the RV (which was fairly simple: disconnected the water line and removed toilet from base). Note how the old valve comes out and then do the reverse to put the new one in. Hope that helps.
315138
Simplest to remove the stool and replace items on the bench....very simple, no special tools required.
315139
It has been awhile since I did this but I remember it wasn't that difficult. Pull the toilet and it's easy to replace.
1917653
You can replace the seal in this valve without removing the tank! There is a black nut on the very top of the valve, unscrew it and the top will come off so that you can replace the seal. There will a clicking noise when removing the nut, and when you put it back together, turn the nut, till you hear two clicks. You can look on Youtube, for a Kocrky brand of flush valve it is the same as American Standard valve. 30 minute or less to replace the seal! Good Luck
2206835
The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck.
741339
Very easy. Grab a screwdriver, take out screw, remove knob, place new knob on valve, put screw back in.
839084
1. Open the lid where you pour the water.2. Locate the filter holder (usually is black).3. Grasp the filter holder and pull straight up. ****NOTE how the holder is in position.4. Open the small basket that holds the filter.5. Remove filter.6. Place the new filter in the basket and close.7. Place filter holder back.
1808673
Turn the nozzle part and remove it, then pour water in and replace nozzle. Easy peasy and it really works great.
1287875
It's a simple replace. The black end of the coupling screws on to the flexible hose which goes up into the faucet neck and the green end is a quick connect(pull on green plastic) on to the rigid pipe coming out of the faucet mixing valve.
1890339
take the screws off and and cover plate clean the inside. lube up the o ring. if the screws are stripped you might have to replace the valve. these valves do have a lifetime warranty. but they only replace the insides. like I say if the screws are stripped you will need to replace. and it's a pain.
784723
It depends on how it is connected to the pipe. If it is glued in directly to the valve, then you need to cut the pipe on both ends and replace with new valve and use a slip fix to finish the connection back to the pipe. If it is threaded, you would only have to cut one side and unscrew the valve. Then connect new one and finish with a slip fix.
758803
The valves are used to the pressure. Not sure if it can be replaced. It depends on where the Crack is. It's all one unit
1451390
Slide the unit into place and slide the bar under or over the shut off valve. There are three holes to choose from on both rear legs to snap the bar into place. Snap one side and then the other.
179480
If the motor closes the water valve there is a button on the keypad to press to open it again. It may be a good idea to open and close the valve from the keypad after a few months to make sure everything is still working. The system seem like a good idea.
52957
I can't remember what model we replaced, but this went in super easy. We MAY have needed an adapter for the hose to valve, but I don't think so.
1408825
Turn off house water. Open faucet downstairs to remove pressure. Take out screws on cover then remove screws holding cartridge cover on. pulls right out. grease new with plumbers grease(silicone) and slide in. reverse order. several of these look similar. if its loose in housing or won't fit, don't force. get proper part.
1585028
I used it to replace the water side and it works fine but it looks like the same valve can be used for either the water or the solution side.
945366
I believe that is the same as I had, also. I checked everywhere for the valve and no one had it. I found out it is no longer made. They worked beautifully! You just would have to take the chance that yours will too! I found they super easy to replace! My old valve were so bad that I couldn't even use the spigot! Good luck!
298275
None. I just unhooked the old one, connected the new one. Left faucet open for a bit, shut if off and I was done. It is working perfectly. Lots of pressure. If you let it completely empty every so often it will allow the bladder to last longer.