I have an American Standard Model 4260 installed in late 2004. I believe it is a Champion series but am not sure. Will this unit work in my toilet?
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Short answer: Yes.Long answer: According to http://www.plumbingsupply.com/americanstandardtoiletparts-champion4.html American Standard tank 4260 is used on Champion 4 toilet models 2002, 2018, and 2023. All of them use the 3174.002-0070A flush valve, replacing the 3175.002 valve that was originally supplied. The page also includes says "Note: the MFR recommends ordering #738756-0070A Tank to Bowl Seal Kit when replacing this flush valve."
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Yes, but if you have the original white "tower" style valve, American Standard will replace it for free. Yes, free! There was an issue with those leaking water and they updated to this newer style. They also have a 10 year warranty. Call American Standard (1-800-442-1902) and explain yours is leaking. I just did. They are shipping this newer style vavev and a tank mounting kit (bolts, seal, washers) all at no charge. If you already have this style valve I guess your out of luck. Not sure when they went to this style. My tank/toilet was mfg in 2005.Read more: http://411plumb.com/american-standard-champion-toilet-leak-repairs/ Yes, but if you have the original white "tower" style valve, American Standard will replace it for free. Yes, free! There was an issue with those leaking water and they updated to this newer style. They also have a 10 year warranty. Call American Standard (1-800-442-1902) and explain yours is leaking. I just did. They are shipping this newer style vavev and a tank mounting kit (bolts, seal, washers) all at no charge. If you already have this style valve I guess your out of luck. Not sure when they went to this style. My tank/toilet was mfg in 2005.Read more:... » Read More Yes, but if you have the original white "tower" style valve, American Standard will replace it for free. Yes, free! There was an issue with those leaking water and they updated to this newer style. They also have a 10 year warranty. Call American Standard (1-800-442-1902) and explain yours is leaking. I just did. They are shipping this newer style vavev and a tank mounting kit (bolts, seal, washers) all at no charge. If you already have this style valve I guess your out of luck. Not sure when they went to this style. My tank/toilet was mfg in 2005.Read more: http://411plumb.com/american-standard-champion-toilet-leak-repairs/ « Show Less
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Unfortunately, the replacement of the old tower flush valve is only covered by the standard 10 year warranty (need receipt - or possibly just proof from the manufacture date on the tank itself??). My leaky valve was produced 8/2003, so out of luck for me. Good luck to the rest of you. Purchasing replacement from Amazon now (along with the coupling kit).
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Yeah, I installed these in both of our Champions (which were installed in 2004).
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I installed this for a friend, so I don't have the exact model, but in review of the 4260, I believe this is the same toilet. It should work for you and it is pretty easy to install. I'm no professional, just a handyman home owner. If remember correctly, this slightly different than the original valve, and I had to adjust the pull chain. Good luck!
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I have a Champion 4 American Standard model. The flush valve looks like the same type as the unit I installed.
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We had an American standard toilet and it fit fine. I don't know what other brands it is compatible with.
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I do not think this is the right part. You may need part Kohler 1068031 Fill Valve, sold on Amazon as well. You have San Raphael toilet, which has lower tank. This part is too long. Hope this helps.
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I am sorry but I have no idea if it would fit. My husband just typed in the name of the toilet, then on the toilet there should be a number on it. Looked for the part he needed and everything matched up.
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It should the waste pipes are the same. Make sure theres enough room behind for the toilet to fit
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It should. I used it to replace on my Toto brand toilet. However, it only lasts about a year.
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The float and valve section at the water input is the same as most toilets. (Can be purchased most places)The flapper exit valve is replaced with the dual flush feature, (it is removed with a 1/4 turn twist by hand). This part I think would probably have to be ordered from American Standard.
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If you follow all mfg instructions, I can foresee no problems. But if in doubt, contact American Standard and the mfg of the bidet unit to ensure that you are not damaging the unit or voiding any warranties.
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It should its a pretty standard size toilet. But let me warn you. my is brand new and the seal is already not working and it does not hold water in the bowl any more.
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Check parts list or toilets that this flapper will work on. I know it works on several toilets but all if the ones that I have installed are a different model than your. Double check with Togo web site
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Unfortunately I don't know because I've already installed it. I bought two of them for two bathrooms in my house built in 1949, and they both worked/fit perfectly. Sorry not to be of exact help
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It's difficult to say without seeing the toilet. My toilet was leaking internally. When I replaced the Sloan Flushmate, it worked perfectly afterward.
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answered previously but left this out: The water connecting line IS NOT included. If you cannot use the old one, pick up a new one for the new toilet. And the toilet flushes great once I put it in!!
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I don't know which eljer toilet we have for sure, but I think it's an emblem or whatever was in the "top of the line" category in 84. Our experience leaves me to believe that, if the measurements are not an exact match this would not fit. but like I said, I'm not sure about your specific model.
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The toilet seat has no bearing on the flushing device, it should work fine if it is the right number
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Not 100% sure but looks like 1069722 come with gasket that joins tank to bowl and 1188998 does not. If your toilet is out of service take apart and see if you need gasket. Toilets that have sat a while sometimes need to be forced and cut. The plastic warps and the threads won't unscrew. Chances are it's been there a while. If you can get it apart and only need valve order the cheaper if you can't order all parts. FYI about half the toilets I have had to replace gaskets on needed to have parts cut off(very carefully) I have done or helped on 8 bath remodels
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I don't know about your particular model but if the hole on the bottom of your unit looks like the one in the picture it should work. Mine works fine. It looks almost egg shape but round on the top and bottom and straight on the sides