Can a Kohler toilet be replaced with a different fill valve?

A. Since the Kohler GP1138930 is a replacement for a variety of fill valves, it comes with a selection of color coded flow restrictors. To select the correct insert, check your old fill valve (the one you’re replacing) and use the same color restrictor on your new GP1138930 fill valve. See example of the four included restrictors. Q.

How do you change the fill valve on a toilet?

To select the correct insert, check the color on the old fill valve being replaced, and use the same color on the new valve. When a conventional toilet is flushed, the bowl simultaneously refills with water as the tank refills. However, the tank is much larger than the bowl and typically fills at a significantly slower rate.

What are the restrictions on a toilet fill valve?

Each kit comes with a selection of colored flow restrictors (inserts). Each colored restrictor allows a different percentage of restriction to control the refill rate of water into the toilet bowl. To select the correct insert, check the color on the old fill valve being replaced, and use the same color on the new valve.

Is the flush actuator on a Kohler toilet replaceable?

Flush Actuator Toilet Seat – This specialty toilet seat is required for the flush actuator to work properly and is not replaceable with our standard “will fit” seats. Packaging for this item may state to use a different valve (GP1083167).

A. Since the Kohler GP1138930 is a replacement for a variety of fill valves, it comes with a selection of color coded flow restrictors. To select the correct insert, check your old fill valve (the one you’re replacing) and use the same color restrictor on your new GP1138930 fill valve. See example of the four included restrictors. Q.

To select the correct insert, check the color on the old fill valve being replaced, and use the same color on the new valve. When a conventional toilet is flushed, the bowl simultaneously refills with water as the tank refills. However, the tank is much larger than the bowl and typically fills at a significantly slower rate.

Where is the tank number on a Kohler toilet?

What you’ll need to do then is look for the TANK number, which is right where you’d expect it to be on the inside of your toilet tank. Grab a flashlight, carefully remove your tank lid, place your lid somewhere safe, and look around inside your toilet tank for a 4-digit number beginning with either a 3 or a 4.

Flush Actuator Toilet Seat – This specialty toilet seat is required for the flush actuator to work properly and is not replaceable with our standard “will fit” seats. Packaging for this item may state to use a different valve (GP1083167).