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    SA VE FOR FUTURE USE 730529-1 00 Re v . U P roduct names listed herein are tr ademarks of AS America, Inc. © AS America, Inc. 201 1 RECOMMENDED T OOLS AND MA TERIALS P ut t y Knif e Regular Sc rewdr i ver A djustab le W rench Sealant Hacksa w W ax Ring/Gasket Fle xible Suppl y T ube 1/2" Deep Well Nut Driver or Closet Bolts T ape Measure C ar[...]

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    3 CLOSET FLANGE CLOSET BOL TS A W AX RING SEALANT 4 INST ALL W AX SEAL Inv er t toilet on floor (cushion t o pre vent damage), and install wax ring ev enly around w aste flange , with tapered end of ring facing toilet. Apply a thin bead of sealant around t oilet base. 730529-1 00 Re v . U - 2 - 2 FINISHED WALL 19mm ± 6mm (1 ± 1/4 " ) 419mm ([...]

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    730529-1 00 Re v . U - 3 - 9a Befor e continuing, det er mine the type of water suppl y connection you hav e from the chart below and use the appropriate assembl y par ts requir ed to properly r econnect the water suppl y . DO NO T use plumber's putty to seal these f ittings . C A UTION: DO NO T USE CONE W ASHER WITH PLA STIC SUPPL Y LINE. C A[...]

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    730529-1 00 Re v . U - 4 - 10 9b ADJUSTMENTS a. Adjust water level. Water level should be adjusted to level indicated in tank by adjusting float cup. See Step 11 for water level adjustment method. IMPORTANT: b. If bowl fails to siphon, an adjustment may be required with the lift chain. Simply remove the bead chain from the retainment clip (see Fig.[...]

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    730529-1 00 Re v . U - 5 - Does not flush P oor or sluggish flush T oilet leaks T oilet does not shut off a. W ater supply v alve closed. b. Supply line block ed. c. Flush valv e chain too loose or disconnected. d. Sand or debris lodged in water contr ol. a. Bowl water le vel too lo w. b. Supply valv e par tly closed. c. Partially clogged trapwa y [...]