Does it come with a wax seal for when you attach it to a Geberit in-wall tank? If not, what do I need to make the seal between the tank and bowl?
511479
I believe the Geberit wall tank comes with wax ring. I don't remember buying one.
2073599
Yes, the jar comes with a gasket. I do not know if they need to be replaced often, but I found the gasket that came with the item was a little cheap (although the glass jar is gorgeous). Hope this helps.
85755
It will attach to your existing flange. , no wax ring , it takes a rubber gasket ! Toilet I recommend the toilet . Easy install . Seats a little cheap but other wise great product !
2267546
I would recommend using Vaseline on the rubber o-ring. This will help with the seal.
423824
I've cut them out of wax paper a few times at the beginning, but in the end I just don't bother -- the sprayer seems to work just fine without the gasket. I've not had any problems with the jar sealing even with no gasket; There is a vent in the top in any case. Give it a try, I think you'll find the same.
1466300
I haven't had this problem. Tank stays in place and no leaks. Are you putting the bottom in first, then rotating the top of the tank back and then lifting the round lift/handle located on the front/top of the tank? The seals for the tank and soap are the two small round O-rings. Check to see if they are damaged. But if your tank isn't staying in place I suspect that you're not locking in in place properly. If you are and it still leaks contact the seller and exchange for a new one, but be sure to have them walk you through any troubleshooting before you exchange - just in case you're not locking the tank in place properly. I haven't had this problem. Tank stays in place and no leaks. Are you putting the bottom in first, then rotating the top of the tank back and then lifting the round lift/handle located on the front/top of the tank? The seals for the tank and soap are the two small round O-rings. Check to see if they are damaged. But if your tank isn't staying in place I suspect that you're not locking in in place properly. If you are and it still leaks contact the seller and exchange for a new one, but be sure to have them walk you through any troubleshooting before you exchange - just in case you're not... » Read More I haven't had this problem. Tank stays in place and no leaks. Are you putting the bottom in first, then rotating the top of the tank back and then lifting the round lift/handle located on the front/top of the tank? The seals for the tank and soap are the two small round O-rings. Check to see if they are damaged. But if your tank isn't staying in place I suspect that you're not locking in in place properly. If you are and it still leaks contact the seller and exchange for a new one, but be sure to have them walk you through any troubleshooting before you exchange - just in case you're not locking the tank in place properly. « Show Less
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There is a spot on their website for parts: http://ramsond.com/prodsupport.html The unit comes with a spare seal or two if I remember correctly; and make sure you followed all directions. I thought I had a huge air leak and all I really needed to do is pull the plunger into "up" position before hooking up the air hose.
246145
The rubber expands and makes a seal . I did put some Vaseline around the rim under it which helped seal it better.
1946697
Look at your water tank. It should have a plug and then the ring around it to screw it closed. Maybe there is something wrong with the gasketing mechanism?
1670838
I just remembered that like the others said, its a sealed unit. I didn't use the gasket after buying one.
893401
Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened to me at first then I tightened the bolts tighter, enough not to crack base and from that point plunging was never an issue. Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened... » Read More Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened to me at first then I tightened the bolts tighter, enough not to crack base and from that point plunging was never an issue. « Show Less
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Is it the membrane housing for sure (5th stage)? I'm going to say you can probably take that piece in to your local hardware store and find a replacement. We had leaks from stages one through three and found that the gasket seal had shifted when we screwed them in. So we just had to resituate the seals. We also had to buy a replacement tank valve as the one that came with it was pretty cheap. Not sure if that helps any...but my 2 cents. Bought the system may of 2013 and so far so good after the initial installation.
536610
mine was the lever, the washer and the metal stem that hooks in the tank seal. very nice piece, looks great on the toilet, but it was a little hard to get into my new toilet. tank is much smaller than the older tanks. keep that in mind when you are considering this piece.
351303
Sorry, it's been years since I replaced mine and I don't remember. All I can tell you is; I didn't need anything but the kit to replace the seal(s). I wish I could be of more assistance. Looking at the picture, I believe it is showing two seals
1009150
Yes it comes with everything you need , the tank is complete and the bowl comes ready to be attached to the tank. All you need to get is the plumbers wax ring that goes around the bottom of the bowl. It's very easy to install and I would say in 15 minutes your ready to go! I have three bathrooms and I installed one of these in each one myself and I not a plumber .
1256527
didn't get to use it last fall -- going to remove tank this spring and use the sealer. can't answer your question!
821670
There is a Kaboom device you have to install in the tank, not the bowl. Water flows through it and this is where you place the refills. This has kept my bowl cleaner than any other product I have used, but it is something you have to "hook up."