I have a Toto toilet but can't find any letters/numbers on the inside of the tank. It says 1.60pf/6.0Lpf behind the seat.Which trip lever will work?
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My Toto also says 1.60pf/6.0Lpf behind the seat and I installed the TOTO THU004#CP Trip Lvr . It works fine.
1933175
The number should be there on the inside of tank. It is sometimes a little difficult to see so look with a flashlight before water fills tank. It may be just a few numbers a letter or two if I remember correctly. Like "856YM" for example. Good luck.
1933176
The model number should be on the inside of tank below the lid. I found "C854" which represents model CST854, I used THU004#CP, which fits more than one model, and it works fine. I had to do a little research on Google! Hope this helps.
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Trip levers are determined by the toilet model, not by the amount of water flow per flush (1.60 per flush//6 Liters per flush). There should be a model number stamped or printed under the toilet lid or on the inside of the toilet tank near the water line. If no model number can be found, then I suggest calling Toto Customer Service at 1-888-295-8134, Monday - Friday, 8:00AM to 8:00PM EST, and describe the style of the toilet, for example, 1 piece or 2 piece, approximate age, style, etc. Or, you could purchase a generic flush handle and simply bend it to make it work on your toilet. Not as good of a solution. Trip levers are determined by the toilet model, not by the amount of water flow per flush (1.60 per flush//6 Liters per flush). There should be a model number stamped or printed under the toilet lid or on the inside of the toilet tank near the water line. If no model number can be found, then I suggest calling Toto Customer Service at 1-888-295-8134, Monday - Friday, 8:00AM to 8:00PM EST, and describe the style of the toilet, for example, 1 piece or 2 piece, approximate age, style, etc. Or, you could purchase a generic flush handle and simply bend it to make it work on your toilet. Not as... » Read More Trip levers are determined by the toilet model, not by the amount of water flow per flush (1.60 per flush//6 Liters per flush). There should be a model number stamped or printed under the toilet lid or on the inside of the toilet tank near the water line. If no model number can be found, then I suggest calling Toto Customer Service at 1-888-295-8134, Monday - Friday, 8:00AM to 8:00PM EST, and describe the style of the toilet, for example, 1 piece or 2 piece, approximate age, style, etc. Or, you could purchase a generic flush handle and simply bend it to make it work on your toilet. Not as good of a solution. « Show Less
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I found the color code stamped inside my tank, #01. The model code was actually stamped on the outside underneath the tank on the right side of my CST854.
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If you look inside the tank, it will be in big black letters and numbers. I would also recommend to call Toto Customer Service 1-888295-8134. They were very helpful for me.
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I can't answer your question specifically, but I do know this - most Kohler toilets of reasonably modern vintage have all the part numbers for the toilet on a decal inside the tank lid. If you lift the tank lid off and just set it down you won't see that, but if you look under the lid there will be a decal with a diagram of the toilet and its parts with all relevant Kohler part numbers. Then you can just search for the parts that fit your toilet by number with no chance of getting the wrong part. Good luck.
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I bought it for my one piece Toto toilet and it's working just fine. It says it is Universal. Try it for this price. If it doesn't fit, send it back.
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Is that a Toto toilet? I have the C-854 Toto and it works fine, didn't see your toilet on a search so cannot say if it works or not.
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.
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according to the Toto Drake spec sheet, the toilet is 30.5" tall from floor to the top of the tank, 28" from the the back of the tank to the front of the bowl, 14" is the width of the bowl, and 19.5" is the width of the tank. Here's the link http://www.totousa.com/Portals/0/ProductDownloads/SS-00350_CST744SL.pdf
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I am not familiar with the Toto serial number, but it works on our Toto dual flush toilets as a direct replacement. However, we did not replace the whole unit, because it turned out that we needed just the rubber flutter valve unit under the cap, and the Korky was a perfect fit, so we didn't have to use the whole unit. If you need a plumber, go to Toto USA and they should have suggested plumbers in your area. We found a very good and reasonable plumber who had Toto expertise through them. I hope this helps.
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Works great as replacement part on my Toto toilet. However, you should check the Toto website to make sure that is the correct part for your fixture. Or call Toto's customer service.... I found them to be extremely helpful.
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I have the same problems! I have the TOTO Ultramax II one piece toilet. This Neo 320 does not allow the water to shoot out and the lip of the toilet seat is floating in the air. When I sit on it I'm bending it and I'd guess it's a matter of time before this breaks something. Lowe's did not have the American Standard toilet seat you mentioned in stock so I bought American Standard 5321.110.020 EverClean Elongated Toilet Seat with Slow Close Snap-Off Hinges, White from Amazon and it has the same problems.
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I have no idea what a TOTO toilet is. As far as the inside diameter, I am guessing that it would depend on the style of Squatty Potty that you purchased. My suggestion would be to go to the Squatty Potty website and get your answers there. :)
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Personally, I ordered the following from Amazon: Toto SS114#01 (#01 is white). If you visit the Toto website and download the spec sheet, it shows that this toilet is compatible with the following Toto seats: SS204, SS114, SC134 (commercial seat) or the SC534 (commercial seat). The commercial seats do not appear to have lids, just the seat. If you have not bought the tank/carrier, you do not need to buy the Toto tank and can purchase a Geberit carrier if that suits your needs better.
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The same thing happened to me. My toilet is a Toto Drake, I went down local Toto dealer and it turned out to be an easy fix. Simply replace the diaphram, it's the part that you connected the tubing for the Kaboom to. This fix is for Toto toilets only. Am not familiar with other makes. Note that this part got damaged on my toilet because the Kaboom tubing is much smaller than the one that came with the toilet. I had to force the tubing on, this caused the diaphram to get damaged and start leaking. Hope this helps you.
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You look at the Toto website: http://www.totousa.com/Products/Toilets.aspx. Also download their brochures, http://www.totousa.com/Support/BrochuresDownload.aspx. Once you narrow down which you might want then check the Spec Sheets, also on their website at http://www.totousa.com/Professionals/Downloads/SpecSheets.aspx.
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We have a Carlyle as shown on the toto website with smooth skirt all the way around and two small "hatch doors" towards the back where one screws the base down. http://www.totousa.com/carlyle%C2%AE-ii-one-piece-toilet-128-gpf-elongated-bowlI also highly recommend using a Ferco toilet gasket (available on Amazon; not usually available at HD or Lowe's) instead of a wax ring. Great toilet. But be prepared to spend FOREVER opening the super-foam packaging.
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If you go to the official Toto USA website, it's part store search says this: "THU175S DISCONTINUED (REPLACED BY THU331S & THU369S (SEE TOILET CHART IN ITEM DETAILS)) - RED"
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I don't have a clue. But you might want to search for ADA compliant toilets. I know the two Toto ones I bought are the higher universal height and are much easier on the knees than our old shorter ones. I've also noticed you can get seats that raise up the sitting position even more. The Toto brand really works well ... even with the lower GPF standards California requires ... so I would definitely recommend you check out their products.
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The only way to answer the question is to go to the Kohler website and use their support.Look up your model toilet number, which is inside your tank. Mine is stamped inside; yours may be somewhere else on the toilet. When you look up your model there is a breakdown diagram of all the parts for your model.See if the number is the same or if the part number is a substitute that works well. This part is attached to the bottom of the cannister to prevent leaks that make your toilet run.If you put it in right, you will not hear it run any more. My model toilet is K-4493 AA, by the way.I hope this was helpful to you. The only way to answer the question is to go to the Kohler website and use their support.Look up your model toilet number, which is inside your tank. Mine is stamped inside; yours may be somewhere else on the toilet. When you look up your model there is a breakdown diagram of all the parts for your model.See if the number is the same or if the part number is a substitute that works well. This part is attached to the bottom of the cannister to prevent leaks that make your toilet run.If you put it in right, you will not hear it run any more. My model toilet is... » Read More The only way to answer the question is to go to the Kohler website and use their support.Look up your model toilet number, which is inside your tank. Mine is stamped inside; yours may be somewhere else on the toilet. When you look up your model there is a breakdown diagram of all the parts for your model.See if the number is the same or if the part number is a substitute that works well. This part is attached to the bottom of the cannister to prevent leaks that make your toilet run.If you put it in right, you will not hear it run any more. My model toilet is K-4493 AA, by the way.I hope this was helpful to you. « Show Less