Trip Chain
Flapper Hooks
Flush Ball
Screws
Mounting Hooks
Old Style Flush Valve
Fig. #13
controls flow at various water pressures. An antisiphon valve prevents backflow.
For most satisfactory operation of this toilet, 25 to 80 psi working pressure is required at the fixture. A full 1/2" sup ply stop
The flush valve controls the flow of water from tank to bowl. The flush ball and lift wire control valve operation at the end of the flush. The lift wire provides for the accurate seating of the flush ball.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN ADJUSTMENTS:
Refer to exploded view illustration (Fig. #14) and Fig. #15. Make sure you understand the following before you refer to the Troubleshooting Chart.
Cap Assembly
Adjusting Screw
Plunger S.A.
Float Rod
Float Ball
Seat
Rubber Gasket
Rotor
Lift Chain
Screw
Rim
Flush
HushTube
Tube
| Rotor Arm |
| Lift Wire |
| Plastic Collar |
Gasket |
|
Locknut | Flush Ball |
| Rubber Seat Gasket |
Supply Connection | Seat Clamp |
Rochelle/Palarre Tank Fitting
Fig. #14
Trip Lever Assembly
Volume Control
Float Rod
Rotor
Rim Flush
Tube
Directional
Valve
Lift Wire
Flush Valve
Trip Lever Tank Fitting Assembly
Fig. #15
WATER LEVEL. The water level must be at the waterline indicated at the back of the tank for proper flushing of bowl. Bend float rod if necessary to obtain the proper water level. The flush valve will not shut off if the water is above the overflow. If any pressure variation occurs in the supply line, adjust the water level when the water pressure is at its highest point.
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