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1) Clean any debris out of the closet flange,
then install the mounting bolts into the
slots of the flange (see Illustration 1). The
bolt should be inserted into the slot with
its head down and threaded shank pointed
upward.
2) Carefully turn the toilet upside down on
some padding. Firmly press a new wax
seal (not supplied) onto the circular recess
around the outlet opening (see Ill. 2). Turn
the toilet upright and gently lower it into
position over closet flange & bolts. With the
toilet properly aligned, press down firmly
on both sides of toilet rim to seat wax seal.
C AUTION: Do not move toilet after the wax
seal is set.
3) Insert the cap base, washer and thread nuts
onto the bolts and hand tighten. Then
tighten the bolts an additional ½ turn.
Install the bolt caps.
N OTE: If the cap does not fit properly,
check that cap base has the correct side
up indicated by THIS END UP (THIS PART
UP). Or check for interference of the
mounting bolt with the cap. Carefully cut
the bolt length to allow the cap to fit.
W ARNING! Do not over-tighten the nuts.
Damage to china or plastic parts may
result.
4) Flush water through the flexible supply (not
supplied) prior to connection at ballcock/
fill valve. Run water into a bucket or similar
catch basin until all debris/minerals have
cleared the flexible supply, to ensure that
the fill valve does not become contami-
nated. Connect the flexible supply to the
ballcock/fill valve shank using a flexible
chrome-copper tube connector or equiva-
lent (see Ill. 3).
C AUTION: Do not over-tighten the nut at
the fill valve.
Open the supply stop, checking for leak-
age. Slightly re-tighten if necessary. The
water supply pressure should be 20 to 80
psi static.(Trim Plate, Nipple, Valve & Flex-
ible Supply - not supplied.)
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
4
Ill. 1
Ill. 2
Ill. 3
Water Inlet
Washer
Coupling Nut
Trim Plate
Nipple
Tank
Flexible Supply
(not supplied)
Valve Nut
Compression
Valve
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