Where is the model number on a two piece toilet?

Two-piece toilet: The number inside the tank is specifically for the tank (the bowl has its own model number). The bowl of a two-piece toilet has the model number molded into the china on the underside of the bowl flange. The number on the bowl is specifically for the bowl (the tank has its own model number).

Is it possible to read the model number on a Kohler toilet?

Model numbers in older toilets may be hard to read due to mineral or bacterial growth within the tank. Rub the area to remove residue. Refer to care and cleaning for vitreous china toilets and bidets on In some KOHLER tanks, an Insuliner® tank liner may be installed, covering the model number.

Where is the Flapper on a Kohler dual flush toilet?

If you have a Dual Flush toilet, you will see a two-button actuator on top of the toilet rather than a trip lever. Inside the tank you will not see a flapper but a cylinder-shaped flush valve. These toilets do not use a flapper, but a seal. If your toilet is leaking water into the bowl, the seal needs to be replaced, not the flush valve. 5

What kind of flapper does a Class 5 toilet have?

Toilets that have a 3¼-inch flapper are Class Five toilets. All Class Five toilets use fill valve GP1083167. For detailed parts listings, see pages 42-45. 9 Flapper Part numbers are imprinted on the underside of the tank lid. Toilet number is imprinted on the inside back of tank. 3¼-Inch-Flapper, Two-Piece Toilets

Two-piece toilet: The number inside the tank is specifically for the tank (the bowl has its own model number). The bowl of a two-piece toilet has the model number molded into the china on the underside of the bowl flange. The number on the bowl is specifically for the bowl (the tank has its own model number).

What is the model number of a Kohler toilet?

The model number consists of four or five digits and may include a K prefix. In some cases, the model number is preceded by 97 or F. For example, 974166 contains the model number 4166, and F4166 contains the model number 4166.

If you have a Dual Flush toilet, you will see a two-button actuator on top of the toilet rather than a trip lever. Inside the tank you will not see a flapper but a cylinder-shaped flush valve. These toilets do not use a flapper, but a seal. If your toilet is leaking water into the bowl, the seal needs to be replaced, not the flush valve. 5

Toilets that have a 3¼-inch flapper are Class Five toilets. All Class Five toilets use fill valve GP1083167. For detailed parts listings, see pages 42-45. 9 Flapper Part numbers are imprinted on the underside of the tank lid. Toilet number is imprinted on the inside back of tank. 3¼-Inch-Flapper, Two-Piece Toilets