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Mahiri C. Mendes
Ive replaced the flush valve assy (seat and flapper) twice on a F-2010 tank mfgd in 1968 and cannot get either one to seal. The toilet tank leaks down at about 1 every 15 min. Is there some trick in getting this valve to work? Or is there a better valve that can be retrofit into this tank?
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: Ive replaced the flush valve assy (seat and flapper) twice on a F-2010 tank mfgd in 1968 and cannot get either one to seal. The toilet tank leaks down at about 1 every 15 min. Is there some trick in getting this valve to work? Or is there a better valve that can be retrofit into this tank?Lance, Did you use the original american standard part for replacement? The part # is 47089-07. We sell about 10 a month and have tried all of the imports and look a likes but nothing seems to work but the original. We have no problems when we use the OEM parts.
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: : Ive replaced the flush valve assy (seat and flapper) twice on a F-2010 tank mfgd in 1968 and cannot get either one to seal. The toilet tank leaks down at about 1 every 15 min. Is there some trick in getting this valve to work? Or is there a better valve that can be retrofit into this tank?: Lance, Did you use the original american standard part for replacement? The part # is 47089-07. We sell about 10 a month and have tried all of the imports and look a likes but nothing seems to work but the original. We have no problems when we use the OEM parts.Sorry lance the part # is 47086-07
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