- Eliminates clogged toilets so you can flush with confidence
- Features a 4 in. flush valve
- High bulk removal of 1000 grams
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- To be used with the American Standard champion toilet flush valve
- Durable construction
- Easy to install
- Reliable performance
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How to replace gasket on new model valve? There is no black wing nut. The chain anchor is molded into clamahell.
Asked by omomom April 6, 2021omomom, Disconnect the top of the chain from the trip lever arm. Lift upper float with one hand and grasp guide rod thoroughly with other hand. Remove upper float by turning counter clockwise. You will hear two clicks. Slide rubber seal onto the top float and line up slots. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team
Water was running all the time. Replaced the seal/gasket under the top green shaped bowl. Fixed the problem. Month later same thing happened. I replaced the gasket again, fixed it. Week later, leaking again. Any ideas?
Asked by Debbie N April 6, 2021Debbie N, Are you by any chance using in tank cleaners in the tank? That will ruin the seals. If not, make sure that you have the slots lined up when replacing the new seal. If neither of these are the issue please contact us directly through the American Standard website “Contact Us” located at the bottom of our home page. One of our reps will be able to troubleshoot with you. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team
The seal on my American Standard toilet is leaking. the blue replacement seal says it is 4", and yet the old one that I'm taking off seems to measure 4 1/4". Is the new 4" one the correct replacement?
Asked by Andy_1 March 15, 2021Andy_1, The seal should measure 4". The blue one is the correct seal. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team
Will this part # 7301111-0070AP/827053 fit a Champion 4 Max toilet Model # 2586.12ST/3186.128ST?
Asked by Bmore March 7, 2021Bmore, Yes, this is the exact seal you will want to use for the Champion tank. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team
I want to replace the flush valve seaI am trying to remove the black thumbscrew on the top of the green piece, but there are two small nubs on each side of the green top that prevent me from turning the thumbscrew. What can I do?
Asked by shoff23 February 28, 2021shoff23, The nubs are supposed to be there. You will just need to force it. It won't break even though it seems like it would. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team
My toilet Leaks when I flush. Is this what I'll need to repair
Asked by Moe February 20, 2021This might be the part if your toilet leaks into the toilet bowl after the tank has refilled. If it's leaking outside the toilet then one of the other seals needs replacing. Or replace them all if you've had the toilet for a long time.
Help replace the flapper seal on my Champion 4 Max toilet. Inside of the tank is 4215A and on the owners manual is 3186.128ST. The directions I find say to remove the black thumbscrew on the top of the green piece. There is no screw, it is all one piece
Asked by PJ53 February 12, 2021Hello, Thank you for reaching out to the American Standard Consumer Connection Team. You may have the newer version of the champion flush valve, the top part will turn to unlock. If there is anything we can assist you in the future, please feel free to contact us at 1-855-815-0004 Monday – Friday, 8AM – 7PM EST or Saturday 10AM – 4PM and an American Standard Consumer Connection Advisor will be happy to assist you.
Have a 4215A toilet . The flapper valve is leaking, but there isn't a wing nut on top of the green dome it is all one piece. How do I change the flapper seal.
Asked by Bigtgmc January 30, 2021Bigtgmc, We have a video on youtube.com that shows how to change this seal now. I am attaching it for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMb6M9h1xqg Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team
I need a flush valve seal for American Standard Model 4149A
Asked by Arla January 25, 2021Arla, . Please contact us directly through the American Standard website “Contact Us” located at the bottom of our home page and one of our reps will be able to order this for you under your warranty. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team
I have a Champion 4 2 piece toilet. There are air bubbles around the fill and flush valve seals at the bottom of the tank, but no apparent leaks. Is this normal? What would be the cause?
Asked by Ray3116 January 21, 2021Ray3116, . Please contact us directly through the American Standard website “Contact Us” located at the bottom of our home page. It is not normal for air bubbles to be around the seals at the bottom of the tank. One of our reps will be able to order parts for you. Sincerely, your American Standard Consumer Connection Team
Customer Reviews
I apologize that you are having issues with the Champion seal not lasting. The life of a seal is dependent on water conditions such as hard water or possibly too much chlorine if you have city water. It id not a defect of the seal itself.
Sincerely,
AS Customer Care Tech Team
Thank you for your review as it is very important to us. We are very sorry for the issue you are experiencing and the inconvenience this has caused you. Please contact us directly through the American Standard website “Contact Us” located at the bottom of our home page. Please reference the title of your review, so we can help get your issue resolved. Sincerely, American Standard Consumer Connection Team
1. I'm sorry to see you aren't completely satisfied with your toilet. We put a lot of thought into our products, so it is unfortunate whenever we do not meet a customer’s expectations. We would like to connect with you to learn more about your experience to find a way to help! Please visit the American Standard Website, and email us directly through the “Contact Us” section and reference your review. Sincerely Your American Standard Consumer Connections Team.
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