I have a Fluidmaster canister type. I can not find a seal for it. This Kohler looks just like it. Can you give the inner diameter and outer diameter measurements? Thanks
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I am unable to give you dimensions as it has already been installed. You should be able to get information from either the manufacturer (Fluidmaster) or through internet research.
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While I cannot provide the information you have requested,(mine is already installed), I would suggest another company, "Korky". They have replacement parts for several fixtures including Fluidmaster. I found out that Korky makes a replacement ring for Kohler, they may make one for Fluidmaster as well.
1993044
I can't answer you question about Fluidmaster. Do some more internet research. I don't have an extra Kohler seal to measure. Sorry.
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Not sure if you got your answer yet, evidently I responded incorrectly so I will try again.Hi Sara, I installed both of the seals I purchased so it would be difficult to measure one but Home Depot gives the dimensions for the exact same Kohler model number, Model # K-GP1059291, as 2-1/2 in. I.D. and 3-1/2 in. O.D. Here is their link: http://www.homedepot.com/p/KOHLER-Seal-for-all-Single-Flush-Class-5-and-Class-6-Canister-Toilets-K-GP1059291/202524230#product_description. Hope that helps. Greg
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Not sure on accuracy as I took the measurements with a ruler, but here we go: outer diameter is 3 1/4", inner diameter is just over 2 1/2".
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First you must wish me a Happy B'Day. Just kidding. My husband just measured the seal. The diameter is two and 15/16 inches outsde and two and 3/16 inches on the inside. I hope this info is helpful.Best,Rose
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I am not sure what style name your Kohler model is, however I have a Kohler Cimmaron ADA elongated bowl and it fits perfectly (either the Mayfair or the Bemis as they both seem to have this same 120SLOWC stock number).
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Yes, but only a Kohler Class 5. If the toilet fills briefly and then stops, only to fill briefly again, you need not replace the canister. Instead replace only the red rubber gasket around the base of the canister. It's easier and faster to replace than the old style flapper valves and online store like PlumberSurplus.com sells them for $5.18 plus free shipping the last time I looked. Hope this helps and good luck.
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Gosh, don't really have a hole measurement for you since things are long buttoned up by now, sorry. I can say that the sink to which it was installed was a brand-new standard Kohler double sink (old-school style with a hoody-ring to the counter) with 5 holes in it for these sort of accessories. Maybe the suppliers of the Kraus (or your diligent www-research) might yield what size holes they fit. You could also hop down to your local HomeDepot and measure just-about any double kitchen sink you find there, since this thing was undoubtedly designed to fit most modern sinks and i'm thinking these holes are by now an industry standard size. That said, the upper and lower washers/escutcheons/seal rings that come with the Kraus are fairly oversized such that they'd tolerate a bit of undersize or oversizings. Good luck!
1118569
There are 2 seals/gaskets that I can see on the unit. The one on the lift spigot which is about 1 1/2" in size and one attached to the underside of the lid about 1/2"-5/8" in size.
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The top (the metal part) is 3-1/4 inches wide. The rubber part is 1-3/4 inches wide and slopes outward from there. It replaces my Kohler strainer very well. It's a bit flimsy but it seals the drain perfectly (unlike the Kohler with its rubber o-ring).
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This is what is annoying about this product on this site - the most important issue being inside diameter is never mentioned; but judging from previous questions and answers, I'd say you need the ring labled: Kilner Replacement Rubber Seals for 12, 17, 34, 51, and 68-Fl Oz Jars, Pack of 6, or the middle size, meaning it should stretch to fit 3 inch diameter. Even the Kilner website doesn't give dimensions which are helpful.
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Hi Nancy. There are actually 3 seals associated with this valve. Two are at the bottom and seal the valve assembly to the tank, one inside and one out. To replace either, you need to drain and remove the tank. After that, remove the large valve lock nut and pretty much follow the replacement directions that come with the valve. The seal that I think you are talking about is the one at the bottom of the canister. To replace that seal, drain the tank and twist the canister assembly a quarter turn counter clockwise. This will release it from the mounting assembly and it should pull straight up so you can get to the seal. The seal mounts into a grove at the bottom of the canister and should pull off once you pull it out of the mounting groove. Simply slide the new seal on and make sure its completely seated in the groove. (I don't remember if there is a top or bottom to this seal but there usually is so try to make sure it goes on the same way the old one was. i.e. usually with the seal lip slightly angled down toward the bottom so it can seal well to the bottom mount.) Reinsert the tab at the bottom into the hole in the mount and give it a quarter turn clockwise until you feel the tab lock in place. Gently wiggle it to make sure it's locked down and your done. By the way, if this seal is the one that is leaking, the toilet will run continuously or will empty slightly and refill every so often on it's own. To really check, add a few drops of food coloring into the tank and let it sit. If the food coloring shows up in the bowl after a while (depending on how bad it's leaking) the seal is worn and not sealing. Hope all this helps!
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these fido gaskets are the only things I know about (not the oblong canister you refer to). But if you go to ACE Hardware (or something like that) sometimes you can find sheets of rubber that you can cut to make your own gasket. Though I've never seen one as big as your canister.Sorry I can't be more helpful. Good luck
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I honestly don't remember the model of my sink, but you can go to the kohler website and look up your sink and then accessories. Mine is a large single basin sink and this fits well, good construction, and worth the money. It's the only one anywhere that actually fits the sink.
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tricky..go see http://helptopics.us.kohler.com/ics/support/KBAnswer.asp?questionID=1181&hitOffset=12&docID=603
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The seal on one of the canisters is missing. I e mailed Amazon. They did not reply. Also, the bottom of one of the canisters is rough ans scratching my counter. I think I can sand down the rough spot.
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Hi Cynthia I would suggest making sure that the seal looks exactly like the one you are replacing . I had a bad experience when ordering the seal was different and the cooker now leaks a whole lott and doesn't retain pressure as well.
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We think it's 18x18x14 1/2, but not sure. We then saw the model number if the actual sink and relied on that. It's tricky with the curve. If this helps, it fits a Kohler undermount sink.
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I have the 620.162 16 qt. canner and used the 9907 (1075) from Amazon. In my manual the diameters of the .162 and the .212 are the same, so they most likely use the same gasket. I had to bring the rubber gasket to a boil and push it in bit by bit. My husband suggested vegetable oil and that might work also. Until I got the gasket in securely I had some steam escaping. Good luck.
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The diameter is 1 3/4 inches and mine is metal on the top and a cushion like material that helps make the seal. Hope that helps