Kohler REVIVAL K-14241

Questions and Answers

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Patricia BrownAug 11, 2025
How to stop a Kohler toilet float valve from running?
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  Steven SimmonsAug 11, 2025
  If the float valve in your Kohler toilet keeps running, allowing water to enter the tank, it could be due to a couple of reasons. Foreign particles might be lodged under the float valve seal. To resolve this, shut off the water supply, remove the float valve cap assembly, cover the uncapped lower valve unit with an inverted cup, and turn the water on and off a few times to clean the float valve seal surface. Replace the float valve cap assembly and turn the water back on. Consider installing a filter in the supply line to prevent recurring problems. Alternatively, the float valve seal itself might be cracked or split, necessitating a replacement.
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Rachel HuntAug 17, 2025
What to do if my Kohler toilet overflows?
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  Kim WilliamsAug 17, 2025
  If your Kohler toilet is overflowing, the issue might be an obstruction in the toilet trapway. Try using a plunger to clear the blockage. Alternatively, the soil pipe or vent pipe could be obstructed, in which case, you should clear the obstruction from the soil pipe or vent pipe.
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Joshua SmithAug 23, 2025
Why does my Kohler toilet have a poor flush?
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  deananthonyAug 23, 2025
  A poor flush in your Kohler toilet could stem from several causes. The trapway or rim holes might be obstructed, requiring you to unclog the trapway and clean the rim holes. Another potential cause is an obstruction in the soil pipe or vent, which you'll need to clear. Also, check if the water level in the bowl is low due to the refill tube being plugged or out of the overflow tube; clean or straighten the refill tube and attach it to the overflow tube. Finally, ensure the supply shut-off valve is fully open.
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Denise JacksonAug 29, 2025
Why does my Kohler toilet have a long fill cycle?
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  andrew50Aug 30, 2025
  A long or noisy tank fill cycle in your Kohler toilet may be due to a plugged valve inlet or supply line. Refer to Corrective Action 2.A. to resolve this issue.
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wilsonheatherSep 4, 2025
Why does my Kohler toilet float valve turn on and off by itself?
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  Holly LoweSep 4, 2025
  If the float valve in your Kohler toilet is turning on and off by itself, it could be due to a few reasons. The refill tube might be pushed too far down in the overflow pipe; in this case, attach the refill tube to the overflow pipe above the water line. Another possibility is that there's no slack in the flapper chain assembly, holding the flapper off the seat; adjust the flapper chain assembly for proper slack. Lastly, the flush valve flapper ball might be worn, dirty, or misaligned with the flush valve seat, or the seat could be corroded, preventing the flapper from sealing; inspect, clean, and if necessary, replace the flapper ball and/or seat.

Kohler REVIVAL K-14241 Specifications

General

Product Type	One-Piece Toilet
Depth	28.5 inches
Flush Type	Gravity Flush
Seat Height	16.5 inches
Bowl Shape	Elongated
Flush Rate	1.28 gpf
Flush Valve Size	3 inches
Rough-In Size	12 inches
Seat Included	Yes
Material	Vitreous China
Color	White
ADA Compliant	Yes
Height	31.125 in
Width	21.25 in
Water Consumption	1.28 GPF