The shield (flange) that I use is a one piece design with the valve attached. Can I push this larger piece thru the slits or are they too small?
1289563
Should have no problem with a bigger flange. My pump uses a bigger flange and it works great
1289564
I think you should be able to use this bra. The slits are long about three inches in each direction overlapping. So it's like the under layer with the slit going horizontal and the top layer going vertical. Holds every in place nicely with movement to adjust positioning.
1289565
You shouldn't have a problem. The opening is comprised of 4 different flaps of fabric allowing for wider flanges to go through.
1289566
You can totally push the shields through! I do not have the one piece, but I frequently remove mine through the holes without detaching the shields from the valves. It should not be a problem to open the hole to allow the shields back in!
1289567
I have a medella flange that is a one piece and it fits in the slot. You can insert them from the outside of the bra.
1847403
Please use Pfister Trim hardware with Pfister. Valve. They are specially designed for their "Product"!!!
963070
It just snap in on mine. but did you check to see if your flange is missing or broken,that is what I will start with.
2222750
I.D is 1-1/4 O.D of flange is 2-1/4Do you need one? the one I have would not work for my application.
814396
You should be able to put the head of the flange through without a problem. Mine do disconnect but I never take them apart because it's easier to just pull them through.
1867231
This question cannot be answered without knowing what flange configuration you already have. Since it comes with a new flange, why try to use the old one.
979965
it comes with 2 different sized fittings that will make it work with the valve that feeds the bowl... it comes with no tools because everything should work hand tight on the fittings... it's that easy, you could even do it blindfolded... :) take care... good luck... :) r, peter b
678160
I don't know. This shield is for a 6.5 quart bowl. It didn't work for me and I had to send it back because mine has a 4.5 quart bowl.
991226
All you can do is try. The part is not that expensive, but I have doubts as to whether it would work. the orifice is quite small.
2099645
Mine fit through ok. It was a tight fit, but it did go through without unreasonable force.
501357
All of the ports are designed for a 3/16" line using what I believe is a 3/8" nut. You could use an adapter to reduce your current fitting to the size on the valve.
295441
I have the longer size item but the width was accurate for the floor opening, specifically 4 inches with the flange close to six. But beware the "Non metallic damper controls airflow" feature. In the open position this plastic device blocked more than fifty percent of the airflow available from the vent. It was so objectionable in my situation that I went to the trouble of cutting and breaking it away. Even the diecut of the surface plate blocks about 20 to 30 percent of the flow. If I now need to block the flow, my only choice is to lift the grate from the floor and wrap a piece of tinfoil around the bottom opening. If you need true variable flow, beware of this design.
1620777
I purchased the valve but did not do the work, so I do not know the answer to your question.
1017791
Mine was tight in a 1 1/8" hole. I held it up to a 1 1/2" hole saw and I say no. The flange would not be large enough. Buy the 3/4" one and bush it down if you have to.Good luck, Mike
1661212
I have knocked one off when I was using the flange set up that came with my pump but I purchased single piece ones they do a lot better don't have to worry about it falling off and making a mess.
495220
It certainly wouldn't hurt. I would think it might be a good idea if you have a ranch style home with faucets at opposite ends of the house. I would suggest using just the one valve initially. You could always add another. All my installs have only required one valve.
1946109
The Hot and Cold connections for this valve is 1/2 inch The 1inch line will need to be reduced