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Author: dan m (WI) My sloan valve on my toilet in running too long. It always stops (so far) but clearly runs more water than it should Do I need a new valve (this one is only about 4 months old) or do (I just adjust the water pressure? thanks
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Author: hj (AZ) You instal the proper mechanism inside the flush valve.
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Author: Wheelchair (IL) Cycle should take less than a minute to refill. If its taking longer, you may have an issue. What is the Gallon Per Flush on your toilet? Well or City water? What brand of fill valve did you purchase? Best Wishes
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Author: dan m (WI) 3.5 gal city water royal valve thanks! Edited 1 times.
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Re: toilet runs
Author: WC (VA) Check "youtube" for info on Sloan valves Edited 2 times.
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Re: toilet runs
Author: Wheelchair (IL) There are 3 kits available A-36A, A-38A and the new performance kit. A typical flush cycle should take 6-8 seconds. Check the relief valve to make sure the surface area is clean. Best Wishes
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