What happens if you put a plastic lid on a Kohler toilet?

Caution: compressed air in a plastic tank can potentially explode causing the porcelain to shatter. Looking for Kohler toilet parts? (We recommend you buy this plastic lid only if you can’t find a better fit.) Do you have some toilet tank lids to sell? Questions about toilet tank lids? Check out our FAQ page for answers

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.

What to do if your Kohler toilet tank is not working?

If you are unable to correct the problem, contact KOHLER Customer Care Center: Check the trip lever chain for excessive slack. Remove one or two chain links to remove slack, if needed. For dual flushing toilets, verify that the rod length is correct.

Do you use Kohler flush and fill valves?

IMPORTANT! Use only KOHLER Genuine Parts to avoid property damage and achieve optimal performance. The phrase “Standard Toilets” applies to floor-mounted toilets with standard flush and fill valves and dual flush models. Refer to In-Wall Toilet Tank Troubleshooting if you have an in-wall toilet tank.

Where is the model number on a Kohler intelligent toilet?

Intelligent toilet: The model number can be determined by the serial number. Serial numbers are located behind the access panel, on the back of the lid, on the underside of the toilet, or under the vitreous shell. Bidet: The model number can be determined by the serial number.

What should I do about my Kohler quiet close toilet seat?

Does your toilet seat or lid slam down? Does your toilet seat or lid feel loose? This video demonstrates how to replace the hinges and dampers on your KOHLER Quiet-Close Toilet Seat. These instructions apply to Q3 style toilet seats.

Can you take the lid off a toilet?

Be careful to work gently, especially when removing screws. If they are tight, try loosening with oil or lubricant before taking them out to avoid breaking the cistern. Common toilets have a cistern (water tank) lid that can simply be lifted off. but a close-coupled toilet has a water tank that is directly attached to form a single unit.

Can a close coupled toilet be taken off?

The close-coupled toilet is becoming more popular, especially low-flush toilets, but repairing can be more challenging if you do not know how to take off the lid. Manufacturers make mounts with screws, buttons and plates and, depending on the style you have, removing the lid requires removing the flush button and mount.