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Question: What is this about having to take the entire toilet apart? Why would you have to do more than take the insides out like with any other kit?
Document: Basically, the new kit is installed into the tank the same way that the old stuff was removed. There are apparently videos available online from the manufacturer, I would recommend watching those before buying or doing the install if you're not a plumbing whiz.There are only two minor criticisms I could make:1) I couldn't quite figure out how to properly attach the fill valve to the bowl fill tube. It looks like it was made to snap on, but it doesn't. The instructions would have you remove the valve from the rubber tubing, insert the valve through the hole in the fill tube, and then reattach the rubber tubing.
I have tried several of these dual flush kits over the years with good results, but like this push button best. Not only does it look modern but it also holds up better with the kids, because they can't abuse it like they do the regular lever handles. No problems with the install and works great, the stainless bolts are a nice bonus, would recommend.
The flush saver installed rather easily and works well - easy to set up and adjust, unlike another brand I had installed at my vacation home.The only problem was that the bowl fill valve supplied was for the &#34;new&#34; version of the base unit, while the base unit supplied was the older style - so the valve would not clip on, and would not fit through the older unit opening until I removed a portion of the clip-on mount. It now works but is not mounted optimally.I am ordering a unit for another toilet, I will be interested to see if the correct parts are included with this one.
I bought 3 Conversion kits for the bathrooms in my home and I must say, this was a great upgrade! No "synchronized" ghost flushing (toilet in the Master bedroom than hallway bathroom toilet) for the first time in months! But I digress.Installation of the upgrades went pretty smoothly. The kit came with 2 sets of instructions, "Quick Start" and "Detailed". I just used the quick start, there was sufficient information to figure out what I found to be on the detailed instructions. The first installation was, of course, the slowest because I learned that no man's hand is strong enough to remove that "hand tightened" 2 inch nut on the base.
But this doesn't make a good fit and it cocked the valve to the side making some water spray upward onto the lid. My solution was to dremel off the extra tab on the valve and _then_ install it per the instructions. Worked fine that way.2) The lid on my bowl hits the plastic push button when flipped up. Next time, I will order a kit with the lever instead.So that's it, I'm very happy with how this product works, how it's made, and how affordable it is.
I bought two of these because one of my toilet's levers was sticky, and the other toilet didn't seem to flush well and was getting debris in the bowl. We have a 450' well, so water saving isn't a HUGE concern, but why not do it if you can, right? Anyway, installed them and they are great. First one took about an hour, the second one about half that. Now I don't have a flapper valve to wear out, or a lever to get stuck. With half-flush, it fills that much quicker and goes quiet.
I have three Mansfield toilets (1992 vintage) in my house with all of the original hardware inside and have wanted to convert them all to dual-flush since we moved in. The downstairs toilet finally broke, so I took that as my cue. Went to the local big-box stores and was not at all impressed with their offerings. Lots of money for flimsy devices. Came here to Amazon and found much the same thing, until I found this guy.The instructions that came with the device aren't very detailed if you're a novice, but for most installs, they're not that necessary.
Have some bathroom cleaner on hand. Once you remove the bowl, you can tell which bathroom your boys use! Finally, if your wife has long fingernails, get the handle. The first time my wife breaks a fingernail flushing the toilet, I know I'll hear about it for months!Two of the three units worked as expected. The second one I installed stops flushing as soon as the button is released, I tried adjusting the water level and repositioning the cable to no avail. I sent an email to customer service for suggestions and was surprised to see a response in less than 15 minutes.
easy to install and i recommend it for anyone that wants to save money with green products and are tired of flapper valves that leak
So I had to go find the old strap wrench I hadn't used in almost a decade. By the 3rd installation, it was done in about 20 minutes because if all of the toilets are the same, you kind of know where the settings should be and make them as you go along.Suggestions during installation:  Once you install the flush handle/button. Test it to make sure it moves freely. Also, if you have a shop vac that is water capable, have it handy. It is your best friend when it comes to emptying out the bowl and your lover it there is a leak.
Answer: yes