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Kohler Part 85406 Kit valvola di scarico WC da 2", i colori possono variare

Brand:Kohler

3.6/5

€
57.96

Sostituisce la valvola di scarico nera con valvola rossa. Sostituisce anche il codice articolo 84246. Ottimizza le prestazioni di scarico del WC. Include valvola di scarico, 2 flapper, guarnizione triangolare e bulloni. Gruppo valvola di scarico per WC Wellworth, Highline e vari altri servizi igienici KOHLER. RICAMBIO ORIGINALE KOHLER.

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EAN: 0040688884073

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Impianto idraulico grezzo, Parti della toilette, Valvole di scarico per WC,

Sostituisce la valvola di scarico nera con valvola rossa. Sostituisce anche il codice articolo 84246. Ottimizza le prestazioni di scarico del WC. Include valvola di scarico, 2 flapper, guarnizione triangolare e bulloni. Gruppo valvola di scarico per WC Wellworth, Highline e vari altri servizi igienici KOHLER. RICAMBIO ORIGINALE KOHLER.
Brand Kohler
Inlet Connection Size 2 Inches
Inlet Connection Type Barb
Item Dimensions LxWxH 11 x 6.5 x 3 inches

3.6

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Scritto da: Electronic Gadgetphile
Fixed The Problem
Had an issue with the tank slowly draining and could hear the whoosh of the fill valve every hours or so so I suspected the flapper valve was leaking. Replaced the flapper valve and still draining. Did the food coloring test and showed it was leaking into the bowl. Since flapper was good it pointed to the gasket between the tank and bowl. Put the flush valve kit in and problem went way. The kit installed fine but a lot of work to pull the tank, etc.
Scritto da: Rebecca M.
Instructions could be better
After wasting a lot of time and money, so much time, I discovered the universal repair kits sold everywhere are not compatible with my Kohler toilet. Really wish I had known that sooner. This fixed the leak from the tank to the bowl that I had, but it took longer than it should have to get it working properly. The chain is not easily adjustable like other brands and at first I did not think it could be shortened, but after Googling it I found a YouTube video how to. I also did not understand how to adjust the blue floatie thing, or what the purpose of it was, and had to Google that as well. Both of these should be addressed in the instructions and would have saved me the extra time of having to research it on my own. Aside from that, I would have given it five stars.
Scritto da: reviewer elena
The leak to bowl is fixed!
I used it to fix a tank to bowl leak in a Kohler tank 4454, which is in my Kohler Memoirs Classic 2-piece toilet, year 2005. There was no visible leak, however, the water level of the tank would slowly decrease and would trigger the fill valve, wasting precious water. It's been working well for 1 month so far.
Scritto da: Informed Shopper
Take your time, watch video, use genuine Kohler parts
We have a 9 year old Kohler 2 piece toilet K-4620. First thing to do is locate the number of the back wall of the tank to help Kohler tell you specific parts. Our toilet was doing the occasional run and initially thought to just replace the flapper but as I reached inside the tank the plastic parts on the flush valve about an inch off the bottom were disintegrating so we made the decision to replace all internal parts with genuine Koehler flush valve kit and flapper part number 85406 and fill valve GP 1138930. Have never had to replace a flush valve before but watching a video made it look like a DIY project. I am not a huge fan of the triangular gasket between tank and bowl but it is what it is. Things went fine removing the old bolts (after tank was totally dry and supple line disconnected). It helped to have a plastic tub large enough to set the tank in. To my surprise my channel locks were on the small size for the 2.5 inch plastic nut that holds the fill valve. Mine were 2.25 inch opening which I didn’t mind using taking the old parts out because they were going to the trash anyway. Went to Lowe’s and bought the biggest channel lock I have ever seen with a 4” opening but when you are going to give that new nut a good final turn with the pipe in the opening the larger mouth works. Working the three nipples (for lack of a better word) into the holes was easy but sending the old bolts into the holes took technique. My technique was to wiggle the bolt like crazy with one hand while the other hand was under the tank keeping the gasket in place. It does takes some muscle but I see no need to purchase new bolts. Once it’s assembled as well as you can I had a little problem lining the bolts up with the holes on the tank portion and it was helpful to have someone else looking underneath. Once they are in the holes and the gasket looks into the opening then it’s a fairly straightforward technique to be pushing down hard on the bolt inside the tank while you gently tighten the nuts. I used a deep socket wrench and that worked well. It takes very little force because you are just causing the nipple to collapse. I think it would be very easy to overtighten. Used the Koehler part GP 1138930 fill valve as that was like my original. All parts were purchased on Amazon and came fast like always. Essentially everything inside the tank is now new and looks exactly as it did when new. Two things I think are most helpful. Getting the exact Koehler parts recommended and watching a few U-tube videos. It isn’t rocket science but it does require an understanding of how everything works and it takes a little muscle getting the bolts into the new nipples. Putting in the fill valve was a total piece of cake. It was like it came meant to install in my tank. Did not have to make any height adjustment but a minor adjustment when the water was in to stay at the upper fill line. Would have been so good to not replace the flush valve but with the deterioration there was no choice.
Scritto da: CMHBuckeye
A Great Improvement Over the Old Style GP85160 Flush Ball Kit
Had water leaking into the bowl. Generally, a replacement or thorough cleaning of the flapper will improve this. In my instance, I turned off the water source, flushed the toilet to drain the tank down to the top of the flush assembly. The flush ball was removed to ensure the water was below the top of the flush ball assembly. I then left for a few hours and on my return the tank was totally empty. This pointed to the need to replace the entire flush ball assembly (or maybe just tighten the three tank bolts). The new kit, GP85406, comes with everything you need to ensure the repair is complete. The redesigned rubber gasket is the biggest improvement. The rubber piece no longer interferes with tightening the large retaining nut and you are able to attain a proper seal (Hand tighten until tight and then turn another quarter turn with proper wrench). I reassembled the tank onto the base, and tightened the three new bolts. The new bolts are superior to the old brass screws that required a large flathead screwdriver to hold the bolts in place while tightening the three nuts. The new bolts have caps that allow you to hold them while torquing the nuts on the underside. Like installing a wheel on a car, slightly tighten each bolt and then move across to the next nut and continue slightly tightening each bolt until the tank is secured. Don't fully tighten down one bolt and move to another as this may lead to a cracked tank or bowl. I use a level to ensure the tank remains level as each bolt is slightly tightened. Reattach the water source and fill the tank. I then turn the water source off and monitor the water level to see if it is holding at the fill level. Keeping an eye on the bowl to see if water is trickling in is also advised. However, water will often continue to seep into the bowl for a short while after the tank is filled. Give it time and then check the bowl for water flowing down the interior of the bowl. If the water level in the tank is decreasing, either the flapper is leaking or the tank is not properly seated on the bowl. This is a simple project and the skill level to complete the project is a one or two. Just take your time tightening the three tank bolts and do not rush this part of the project.
Scritto da: Jeremy
If it’s running-check for silicone bits...
Works great-now that I figured out the issues... Worked fine for a few days then the toilet started running. After some(a lot of) investigation I discovered that some silicone sealant from the manufacture had become loose and was partially sitting on the lip where the flap seals against. It was the same colour as the piping, so difficult to detect. I removed the offending bits and all was fine, for a few days. Toilet started running again! Same problem-I don’t know where it was coming from, but it was back! I removed it again and the toilet has been trouble free since.
Scritto da: Teak
Perfect fit
Easy installation
Scritto da: Bruce
On time and exactly as advertised
Unfortunately this item was not identified as being the unit for my toilet but after 30 minutes on the phone with Kohler they confirmed that this unit would work so I went ahead and ordered it (because the recommended unit isn't available in Canada for some reason) and it fit and worked perfectly. The install instructions are a little weak but it's not that difficult to figure out what the instructions don't really tell you.
Scritto da: Garry Spence
Right part for the job!
This was the right part to fix my toilet - often there are slight differences that can lead to getting a product that doesn’t match the original product specifications. However this was the correct part, arrived on time and was easy to install as a DIY customer.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
works great no leaks
are 2 piece kohler toilet started to leak. replaced the flush valve and the fill valve kits. works great eliminated leak. no other parts were needed.

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