All the reviews say I have to pull the toilet. It looks like I just have to pull the top off 9 screws
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I can't help you on this one. I was replacing most of the mechanism and the floor seal so I had to pull the toilet. Thinking back on it I suspect that was easier than trying to reach all the screws with the toilet in place.
463628
Hello don't take the top of the toilet apart take the two bolts that the toilet is being held down and turn it upside down and replace the seal. If you have any questions please email me back. Thank you Carl's RV
463629
I think it wold be easier to pull the toilet. There's. Some screws. That are difficult to access. Let me know how it goes
463630
only two bolts on sides of toilet. may need to remove supply line too. they are never long enough.
2070995
I think the answer by LB is write on. I had to adjust mine a few times before stopped it from sliding when I sat on it. It is all in the "installation Manual" that came with the toilet. Bang
63243
The toilet fits on existing hardware just screw back in. My old toilet had similar set up so I didn't have your issue
1438598
My toilet seat is lifted by atleast 3 inches, if I tighten all the screws. I have to leave the screws loose to have it some place to relax if someone sits on the seat. If I tighten the screws to its max, it makes a cracking sound and I fear it will break. I'm not sure if I can treat it differently.
2088639
Mine has two large plastic screws located in the back under part of the toilet. Just unscrew the plastic nuts and the seat will come off.
2075775
The top lifts right off, you just have to pull, no need to screw/unscrew, but it doesn't come loose during use! ;)
657555
just spoke with hubby who actually tapped them out........he says you need to tap them out from the bottom to the top....diagram sent with replacement pipes is actually correct....he used a punch the second time..........if you use a screwdriver you need a small enough one to fit into those small holes that you see when you used the handle to pull the pipes up...................SUZ
555092
You need to buy longer plastic screws for the toilet seat, Lowes or home depot has that.
1562268
there is a screw in the round part of the handle if you need to take old handle off you need to tear the upholstery then you will see screw
1255974
Quite easy. Generally you need pliers to get the old one off. The new mounts screw in the holes the old seat came out of. The new seat has locking lugs that swing to one side and then go over the new mounting lugs on the toilet. Rotate the locking lug back to the closed position. Have a seat.
1901867
The toilet top rises via a motion sensor when you enter the bathroom. Therefore the connection between it and the controller is specific and you likely (I have not tried it) cannot change the toilet top.Why would you even want to? This unit, while expensive, is incredible. For anyone wanting a guilty pleasure I would recommend.
568521
It might be installation. You do have to pull the handle straight up to open. I wasn't pulling hard enough or straight up at first.
565717
You are correct. All you have to do is remove the toilet from the floor. Once you've done that, you simply pull out the old seal and replace it with the new one. It took me all of fifteen minutes to do, and I took my time.
1620774
after I took the toilet off the floor there were 4 screws that hold the valve on. youtube has a couple of videos you can check but the directions were pretty straight forward. the kit I bought also had a gasket that goes on the bottom of the toilet.
648710
No. If you used screws, they would pull out because of the pull/movement from opening and closing the unit.
789557
The toilet seat must be removed first. Place the mounting brackets of the safety rail over the holes, for the toilet seat, behind the toilet bowl. Place the toilet seat mounting holes on top of the safety rail mounting brackets. Run the seat mounting screws through seat, safety rail and toilet bown and secure with seat nuts. Adjust the front legs to level the horizontal handles of the safety rails.
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I hired a professional plumber to install it! If you are gonna lay that much for the toilet I recommend having it installed by a professional! We love it!!