How do I attach it if I don't have a manual switch off valve in my toilet ?
1529485
use the shut-off for the pipe that leads to the toilet or if necessary, use the shut-off for the water supply to the house....usually in the basement or crawlspace...if no basement or crawl space, the shut off for the house could be in a garage or below ground under a cast iron cover at the street line or somewhere between the street and the house...
1529486
thank goodness! I would have lost sleep over the idea there was no shut-off....enjoy...ps: I miss having a real bidet but mrs.bidet is ok...the only problem I found with it is that even after raising the seat to use the spray, some water would end up on the bottom of the seat, the bottom of the lid and around the rim of the bowl...you can prevent that by keeping a plastic bag nearby which is large enough to slip over the lid and seat before you use the spray...then wipe the bag and the rim dry and return the bag to wherever you store it...
712206
The brass screws are attached to metal fins which rotate to. fit under the lip in the hole of the toilet.If u are removing the old ones, you just have to loosen them, then reach in the hole to rotate rhe metal plates inward toward the center to allow the old valve to lift off. On the new valve u will pre attach the brass screws and metal plates loosley prior to installing it....keep the fins inwars unril u posirion it in the bowl, then rotate rhe fins under the lip and hand tighten.
1890173
It actually attaches to the bottom of the tank. That inlet is standard for toilets, the 7/8ths.So, a T-valve goes there, connect the tank to the water supply with the plumbing you originally had. And there's an extra outlet for the hand-held bidet hose.I hope that makes sense? It doesn't matter if you have 3/8 or 1/2 since you are keeping that plumbing anyway... It connects to the bottom of the tank, not at the water supplySorry if I'm not clear... I don't have the plumbing lingo :)
444503
you will need a pressure switch, dont think the tank comes with one, otherwise normal plumbing connections, maybe a plumber if you are not familiar with the application
446458
No you cannot, unless you keep your manual flush arm installed, and that only works if you have a canister-style valve in your toilet. However, it gives warning beeps when the battery gets low, which will give you time to get replacement batteries ready/installed.
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.
1801912
sorry - not familiar with such an attachment. Best to contact the manufacturer of either the toilet or the attachment.
406661
Fairly "simple" with just 2-bolt nuts.......loosen or remove the 2-nuts on the bolts holding the riser and seat to the toilet rim---raise and clean bottom of riser and top of the toilet rim---retighten the 2-bolts that hold the riser and seat to the toilet slowly as you center the riser back on the top of the toilet rim and tighten just until the riser/seat is firmly secure to the toilet....No need to "over tighten"..... Tools: small adjustable wrench or pliers, and screw driver will help. (If plastic nuts, should hand tighten as tight as possible.)
2125641
my husband says the valve was included. if you're asking about the shut off valve, tho, that is another thing. says you would probably have to ask a plumber about that.
105143
You won't need a plumber - you just shut off the water supply to the toilet; the connector supplied with the unit screws right onto the inlet to the toilet tank, and while you'll need to swap some connections around, it's really straightforward. I've had the sprayer a few months now and am very pleased with it, it's a very well-made, works great.
2244012
Mine was just a two pronged plug into the wall. Made it a little inconvenient if there was not an outlet near the toilet
613678
The valve comes with a plastic "wrench" that fits into the valve to tighten it in place. A socket wrench handle fits into the plastic wrench to turn it. Very simples.
162558
I'm not sure, but do a search for Sealand - Dometic toilets and find your manual - parts listing.
1910678
not sure, I just turn off the valve, It is easier for me to do that when its raining because my unit is hidden.
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
1995485
No. You'd have to get a separate valve for that. I've seen them for $10 at hardware stores, very small & push-button operation.
840864
That didn't work in my case. I went with a 2 way shut off valve (find them in the garden center of your local box hardware store)