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Question: To make this short, one of my Fluidmasters decided not to work one day.  Refill would not shut off; had to keep the tank lid off and move the float va
Document: I really don't understand the negative hype others have posted. For me, it was a 15 minute job and believe me, I'm no plumbing wiz. My only disagreement is the instructions which want you to remove the tank from the bowl. Don't do it. You don't need to. It will install quite easily while the tank is attached.The one complaint:"WORST OF ALL, the valve wouldn't completely shutoff the water. The float had turned off the unit but it connected to slowly leak water.
I was told that this was a good valve to replace warn out one with. It didn't last very long and I don't think I would buy it again.
We have 5 toilets in this house and, 1 by 1, all original ballcocks get replaced with Fluidmaster products. 4 of the toilets have been done so far. Not even an adjustment after over 15 years on 2 of them. They simply work and work well. That's compared to years of fighting with Kohler ballcocks, trying to get them properly adjusted, close all the way and not overfill or leaking.As far as speed of fill, if that's important to anyone, the Fluidmasters are on the slow side.
The float had turned off the unit but it connected to slowly leak water.My unit must be bad. I could try to exchange but once bitten twice shy.Note, before trying this type of valve I was concerned the float might stick over time. Well, this didn't happen for me in the short time I had it installed but considering its specifically addressed in the instructions apparently this is a problem.
Basically same as the 400A but with a roller clamp on the refill tube. Also the water flows out about 1 inch higher in the tank, which might be slightly quieter, but nearly all the noise from refill comes from the waterflow through the pipes, so if you need quieter, turn down the valve at the wall.
It is a real water saver. I have very high water prices where I live, and I have a septic tank sewer system. It's amazing how much less water waste I have now with that small adjustable clamp pinching down just the right amount on that refill tube to bring my bowl water level back to full position without wasting extra water as with my previous fill valve. Thanks.Fuidmaster!
I bought this thinking it would be better than the existing. Was I wrong. It takes at least three times as long to fill the tank and is very noisy. I will be taking it back.
This valve works fine, but thats about it. It is not super quiet, nor does it fill the tank super fast. The &#34;bowl fill&#34; adjustment is to coarse, one click your filling the bowl full blast or not filling it enough. this feature is intended to save one money by filling the bowl and the tank in a synchronized fashion.
This is the worst toilet replacement I have ever bought. It had an extra part that is to not loose water but it never worked. I was never able to raise the shaft so more water would get in the tank. I have to hold the lever until the flush is complete to have a proper flush.the only good thing is that blue roll control to select the amount of water in the bowl.
This is a basic toilet filling valve and it will fill your toilet tank. I have no idea where this company gets off stating this is some kind of high performance valve. My original toilet valve, with a float, can eat this valve for lunch.The speed of filling the tank is the basis for my 1 star negative review of this valve. I did not buy this valve from Amazon, I bought it from a local hardware store a few weeks ago.
Answer: no