What is the seal called above the flushing blade calle.?.That is the part I am looking for..thanks
1322407
Don't know specific name but if you go on Thetford website and look up your model, you will probably find the info there. That is what I did to order the replacement kit I ordered. Husband said he thought it was the blade seal.
999153
I've looked online and found nothing yet. Perhaps someone (even I) will find the pamphlet that comes with it and put it online somewhere. Maybe a specific question about operation or cleaning could be answered for you.
591257
I honestly don't know, what I did with mine is the filter part fit in my old handle so I didn't bother with the new one. I only wanted the filter part. Sorry if this doesn't help.
938543
Hi Nancy. There are actually 3 seals associated with this valve. Two are at the bottom and seal the valve assembly to the tank, one inside and one out. To replace either, you need to drain and remove the tank. After that, remove the large valve lock nut and pretty much follow the replacement directions that come with the valve. The seal that I think you are talking about is the one at the bottom of the canister. To replace that seal, drain the tank and twist the canister assembly a quarter turn counter clockwise. This will release it from the mounting assembly and it should pull straight up so you can get to the seal. The seal mounts into a grove at the bottom of the canister and should pull off once you pull it out of the mounting groove. Simply slide the new seal on and make sure its completely seated in the groove. (I don't remember if there is a top or bottom to this seal but there usually is so try to make sure it goes on the same way the old one was. i.e. usually with the seal lip slightly angled down toward the bottom so it can seal well to the bottom mount.) Reinsert the tab at the bottom into the hole in the mount and give it a quarter turn clockwise until you feel the tab lock in place. Gently wiggle it to make sure it's locked down and your done. By the way, if this seal is the one that is leaking, the toilet will run continuously or will empty slightly and refill every so often on it's own. To really check, add a few drops of food coloring into the tank and let it sit. If the food coloring shows up in the bowl after a while (depending on how bad it's leaking) the seal is worn and not sealing. Hope all this helps!
1201843
There is a spot on their website for parts: http://ramsond.com/prodsupport.html The unit comes with a spare seal or two if I remember correctly; and make sure you followed all directions. I thought I had a huge air leak and all I really needed to do is pull the plunger into "up" position before hooking up the air hose.
671997
Actually, there is. There is a metal plate at the bottom of the shaft (just above the blades themselves). On the back side of the plate is plastic. There is also (what appears to be) a silicone gasket that the plastic from the metal plate sits in, and plastic behind the gasket. The silicone gasket MAY provide a seal from the plastic. However, when the shaft comes loose and falls out (as it has done in mine), then there obviously is no seal from the plastic.
783080
depends what part you are talking about, a leak from the top part that connects to the shower ascending tube should be reparable with replacement seals if it's not cracked. The seal inside the downspout connected to the little center plunger handle is also replaceable, just unscrew the handle from the connecting rod and the seal assembly falls out the bottom. The last one I replaced had corrosion around the spot the plunger seal contacts and would not seal even with a new assembly. it was VERY old. I used a plunger from an identical one that worked. I could not find the plunger seal assembly for sale :( I vote replace, this thing is cheap and lasts for a very long time. depends what part you are talking about, a leak from the top part that connects to the shower ascending tube should be reparable with replacement seals if it's not cracked. The seal inside the downspout connected to the little center plunger handle is also replaceable, just unscrew the handle from the connecting rod and the seal assembly falls out the bottom. The last one I replaced had corrosion around the spot the plunger seal contacts and would not seal even with a new assembly. it was VERY old. I used a plunger from an identical one that worked. I could not find the plunger seal... » Read More depends what part you are talking about, a leak from the top part that connects to the shower ascending tube should be reparable with replacement seals if it's not cracked. The seal inside the downspout connected to the little center plunger handle is also replaceable, just unscrew the handle from the connecting rod and the seal assembly falls out the bottom. The last one I replaced had corrosion around the spot the plunger seal contacts and would not seal even with a new assembly. it was VERY old. I used a plunger from an identical one that worked. I could not find the plunger seal assembly for sale :( I vote replace, this thing is cheap and lasts for a very long time. « Show Less
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comes as a complete assembly. yes it stopped the leak at base of handle. our faucet shut the water off but leaked at base of handle when we used it. this cartridge solved the problem
2134930
You should contact the manufacturer. I am just using a sealing clip at the moment.
571315
yes. but where can I get the pressure seal? I need to buy a replace one. thanks
1211969
Matt, I would suggest you reduce the pipe or drain down to a 3" This will give you a leak resistant seal. I used Hydraulic cement and bonded pvc pipe with the appropriate diameter to the interior of my bell shaped floor drain. This then gave me a perfect diameter that was supported by the dried hydraulic cement. This allowed it to handle the side pressure of the bladder as you tighten this floor guard. Or on the worse case you can order it and try it too see if it will expand too the size you need, if it doesn't fit you can always return it. This worked in my situation but may or may not in yours.
2020755
The cardboard (aka "fiber") gasket *is* actually part of the drain assembly. Do not discard it. It prevents friction between the rubber gasket and the pressure cup or lock ring. The cardboard gasket slides on just below the rubber gasket, which should be up against the underside of the sink. (I know this is a bit late in answer to your question, and I hope you got good advice back in October, but in case future shoppers have the same question...)
904361
We can send you a gasket and that should solve the problem if the leak is from poor seal. However if the leak is from the bearing you may have to replace the whole blade assembly.
536610
mine was the lever, the washer and the metal stem that hooks in the tank seal. very nice piece, looks great on the toilet, but it was a little hard to get into my new toilet. tank is much smaller than the older tanks. keep that in mind when you are considering this piece.
893384
Depends on the model. For models 7, 7AV, 7B, 7S, 21, 21AV, 21B, 21S, CA16, CA16H, CA21, 01/CA16H, 01/CA21H. This was taken off the label that the seal came in. Replaces part no 09907. Hope this helps.
1474538
Its the entire metal drain with the stopper (metal piece fits inside). Look at your sink you now have. This replaces the entire drain that is there.
1243089
Hello,I bought a kit (can + charge hose & instructions) at O'reilly Auto Parts for about $21.00. This was "Super Seal" from interdynamics for R-134a systems. It was not out on display. I had to ask for it. Maybe Walmart too?Regards,George