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If your American Standard toilet doesn't shut off, it might be due to a leaking or deformed flapper seal. Try cleaning any debris from the seal surface, and replace the flapper seal if necessary. Alternatively, sand or debris could be lodged in the water control. In this case, shut off the water supply, remove the cap, and clean according to Fluidmaster maintenance instructions.
How to fix American Standard toilet that does not flush?
If your American Standard toilet does not flush, first ensure that the water supply valve is open to allow water to fill the tank. If the valve is open, check for any blockages in the supply line by shutting off the water supply, disconnecting the line, and inspecting all gaskets and washers before reassembling. Also, make sure that the flush valve chain is properly adjusted; readjust the chain length if it's too loose or disconnected.
General| Brand | American Standard |
|---|---|
| Model | Titan 733BA051 |
| Category | Toilets |
| Language | English |
Essential step to turn off the water supply before commencing installation or removal.
Procedure for safely removing an old toilet, including draining remaining water.
Ensure the floor flange is clean to guarantee a proper seal with the new toilet.
Advice to cover the floor flange if left open to prevent sewer gas escape.
Firmly press the wax ring and bowl to establish a tight seal during installation.
Correctly position the plastic cone away from the bowl for proper alignment.
Apply even weight to the toilet bowl after placement to avoid breaking the water-tight seal.
Hand-tighten the bolts only and avoid overtightening to prevent damage.
Alternate tightening of handles until the tank contacts the bowl for a secure fit.
Connect the water supply line to the tank, hand-tightening the nut.
Do not use sealants on water supply connections; it voids the warranty.
Overtightening supply line nuts can cause breakage; use caution and avoid sealants.
Wash with mild soapy water, rinse with clear water, and dry with a soft cloth.
Avoid in-tank cleaners as they can corrode tank fittings and cause damage.
Addresses issues where the toilet fails to flush properly, checking water supply and chain.
Troubleshooting steps for weak flushing, including water level and supply pressure.
Diagnoses and resolves leaks from supply lines or bowl-to-tank/floor connections.
Resolves continuous flushing issues by checking flapper seal and water control debris.
Solutions for a wobbly toilet, involving tightening floor knobs or using shims.
Details the limited lifetime, 10-year, and 1-year warranties for chinaware, mechanical parts, and seat.
Outlines conditions that void the warranty, such as misuse, improper installation, and in-tank cleaners.
Instructions on completing the warranty registration process for product effectiveness.
