Glacier bay 1007767243 User Manual

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Item #1007767243

Model #N2451E

USE AND CARE GUIDE

HIGH EFFICIENCY ELONGATED ALL-IN-ONE TOILET

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Questions and Answers:

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Ryan LopezAug 10, 2025
What to do if my Glacier Bay Toilet is constantly running?
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  Alexander ParkerAug 10, 2025
  If your Glacier Bay Toilet is constantly running, first, check that the flush valve seal is completely closed. Remove any debris from the flush valve seal and the sealing area of the flush valve that may be preventing a complete seal. Also, make sure the flush lever chain isn't too tight. Adjust the chain to allow the flush valve seal to close fully, leaving only a small amount of play between the lever and the chain.
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Teresa WhitneyAug 19, 2025
How to improve the flush quality of my Glacier Bay Toilet?
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  Elizabeth ScottAug 20, 2025
  To improve the flush quality of your Glacier Bay Toilet, ensure the water level in the tank reaches the water line marked on the flush valve's overflow tube. Adjust the fill valve's adjustment screw clockwise to raise the float cup and increase the water level. Also, check that the flush lever chain isn't too loose. Adjust the chain so the flush valve seal closes completely with only a slight bit of play between the flush lever and the chain.
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robertahowardAug 30, 2025
Why won't the fill valve on my Glacier Bay Toilet turn on or refill the tank?
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  Stephanie WilliamsAug 30, 2025
  If the fill valve on your Glacier Bay Toilet isn't turning on, turning off, or refilling the tank after flushing, start by removing the top cap and checking for any debris. If you find debris or the water flow seems weak, inspect the lower part of the fill valve for any blockages. The blockage might also be in the shut-off valve or the water supply line. If the fill valve has been used for a while, and/or the float cup doesn't drop when you flush, try replacing the seal with a genuine Fluidmaster 242 seal.

Glacier bay 1007767243 Specifications

General

Bowl Shape	Elongated
Color Family	White
Gallons Per Flush	1.28
Rough-In Size	12 inches
Brand	Glacier Bay
Model Number	1007767243
Type	Two-Piece
Seat Height	Standard
Water Consumption	1.28 GPF
Color	White
Material	Vitreous China
Flush Type	Gravity
Flush Valve Size	2 inches

Summary

Safety Information

Installation

Removing the Old Toilet

Installing Floor Bolts

Installing the Wax Ring

Positioning the Toilet Bowl

Securing the Toilet Bowl

Connecting Water Supply Line

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Fill Valve Problems

Solutions for issues like fill valve not turning on, off, or refilling the tank.

Improving Flush Quality

Steps to take if the toilet's flush performance is poor or weak.

Fixing Running Toilet

Guide to resolve issues causing the toilet to continuously run water.

Valve Cap Assembly Procedures

Detailed steps for removing and reassembling the fill valve cap assembly.

Clearing Debris from Valve

Method for flushing out debris to resolve fill valve blockages.

Replacing the Valve Seal

Reassembling the Valve Cap

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