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How to correctly connect toilet tank dual flush handle to actuator (video)
Full toilet assembly video
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(Element 1) Flush lever handle to allow two directional movement once connected to the actuator. Lever dual flush functions are: lift handle up for less water, press down for a full flush. Ensure the up/down motion of handle as a lever metal key rod is inserted into the actuator. Handle remains horizontal once connected to the actuator.
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(Element 2) Shows small part placement lineup: large metal bracket direct to porcelain, followed by a rubber washer and a slim white washer. Tighten all three with the large blue spinner. Element 2 follows steps as described for Element 1.
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(Element 3) Yellow cord to remain minimally bent. Yellow cord housing protects a metal wire inside. Metal wire should move freely within its yellow protective housing when the flush lever handle is pressed up and down.
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(Element 4) The fill valve tube must remain clear of the fill valve float rising during water fill, and dropping during flush cycles. Continue positioning until parts do not interfere.
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(Element 5) Dual flush valve cylinder locks into the flush valve bracket. First, the bracket with overflow pipe is secured by tightening it underneath the tank, in the position as shown in Element 7. Then, insert and turn the flush valve cylinder to lock into the bracket.
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(Element 6) The tank to bowl connector bolt remaining visible ensures the valve bracket stays level. Visually the overflow tube should not block or interfere with the tank to bowl connector bolt (steps described in Element 5).
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(Element 7) Shows overflow tube positioning for no interference with the connector bolt.
Tank to bowl Connector bolt element line up
Sequence of tank to bowl connector screws (shown above). We supply a set of rust-proof heavy-duty nylon bolts for the tank to bowl connection. The great advantage of these (in addition to rust-proof material) is their partial flexibility. While some plumbers will always prefer metal screws, we see rust-proof heavy-duty nylon bolts as the new generation two-piece toilet tank-to-bowl connecting parts. The main large cone-shaped rubber piece will always go inside of the tank to hold the water from seeping through. Please see the #A diagram attached here below, called the “original”, because that is the sequence of how the screw parts will be aligned as they arrive to you.
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