Is this the seal that is part of the mechanism that opens and closes when you flush the toilet? My toilet doesn't hold water well and smells.
1987423
No. This is the seal that goes between the the opening at the bottom of the toilet and the pipe that goes into the blackwater tank. When you flush, this prevents a water leak. The blade mechanism stops odors from seeping from the tank. Try removing any toilet paper that may have been trapped in the grove the sliding blade goes into. A wire coat hanger with a 90 degree bend at the end may do the trick. Good luck.
1987424
No. The closet flange seal in the photo goes below the mechanism that opens and closes. You need to get a mechanism assembly. Probably costs around $70.
1987425
No, you don't want this one. This one goes on the floor. The one you want is about $25. This is what you want "Sealand/Dometic" RV Marine Toilet Bowl Seal Kit 385310677 or 385311462
1987426
No. The flange seal goes between the bottom of the toilet and the opening to the holding tank.
1625307
I have 4 of those toilets in my house. Only one of them make a lot of moise when flushed. And that's because in is the only toilet that I've had to replace the float valve. The other three are operating quite nicely. I asked that the flush valve be replaced and it works fine now.
778646
This is an "extra thick" wax ring. If you have a new bowel you may not need to get new bolts if it came with them. I bought it because my "contractor" put new tiles over the old ones and put the toilet back without changing the ring or bolts (I was not there at the time). It started leaking a few months later, contractor nowhere in sight. I got longer bolts to adjust for the added gap (cut off excess).
1920486
Not sure what that means but it did fit in where my last toilet was. I am not really happy with the flushing system in this toilet. TOTO is a far superior toilet.
486007
We had nothing but problems with the blue seal that we ordered from a Champion supplier. We were about to just take the entire inside out and replace with a new system, but took a look at Lowe's and found a seal that works----no more running toilet! The brand is Korky and says on the package that it fits the Champio 4/Titan 4 seal. It is red in color and works! It is much cheaper than ordering the blue one online. Just a few bucks.
85754
RV toilet has a foam seal and not wax. Foam seal comes with the toilet. If replacing an existing toilet you should already have the connector. Otherwise, purchase from an RV supply store.
2027790
Without even checking there are two watchouts... the flush buttons are on the top (I personally would be frustrated every time I would have to negotiate my fingers to flush the toilet in such a tight gap and #2 you really should have easy access to the toilet basin in case you need to access a leak or malfunctioning flush mechanism...and if you are positioning this under a shelf, unless it is resting on pins, will impede your ability to lift the lid on that tank. It is a great toilet and does exactly what it says about the power of the flush and the cost savings. I am looking to replace my other two toilets with the very same unit based on its quality.
268390
I would not buy this plunger again, it should come with an adapter to seal to the toilet bottom for a good seal (It doesnt). Not much smaller than a regular plunger
893399
If you have a super plug and have to apply a lot of serious plunger pressure,it will push the water out around the bottom of the toilet but I have not had to take the toilet up as a result.Even if you do the seal is reusable.I wish I had known about this years ago.I love this product.I use soda followed by white vinegar every couple of weeks to free any clogs,works great.
552406
I did not use any sealer on the sani-seal. You can use whatever sealer you would normally use around the toilet. It may be wise to wait a few days before sealing in case there are any leaks.
706879
I read the same reviews but had no problem at all with the tank to base seal. No special tools. Of course, just don't 'power tighten' the bolts - or you'll crack the porcelain. I installed two of these appliances in my FL home with no problem. I used the new rubber floor seal (rather than the wax) and was VERY pleased. Well worth the additional couple of bucks. Love the toilets - they work every bit as advertised. Take your time, follow the instructions and you should have no problems. Good luck.
1283702
My toilet is an elongated bowl type that also has a rectangular shaped drain hole. It does not seal up around the edges enough to make a usable seal. The rubber is not very pliable, so it won't seal very well unless you have a very flat area to plunge against. Joe
893400
good observation with the wax seals. The clog is trans the wax seal and when plunge (increase pressure) the toilet the way of least resistance (the wax) gives in. This should not happen with the new seal or only transiently. good luck to all of us. One solution is to unclog with a "snake".
1458100
Are you talking about the black seal and red seal? Is the red seal already on the flush valve? If you have the triangular opening for the flush valve you don't need the red seal anyway.
473970
No need. The seal between the Fernco and the bottom of the toilet is very secure, and the fit of the lower part into the drain is very tight. I installed three of these in our new house and have had absolutely no problems for over two years now. Just make sure that you prep the bottom of the toilet according to the directions and be careful centering the Fernco on the toilet horn. Once it's on, it's on!
162558
I'm not sure, but do a search for Sealand - Dometic toilets and find your manual - parts listing.
563689
I've done that. I haven't had any problem w/ leaks. Usually it remains stuck to the bottom of the toilet if you pull it back up. Just do it carefully.I don't know if Fernco would back that claim though.