American Standard Manual Flushometer | Installation | Repair and Replace

[@AmreSupply]

*Note* Teflon tape, or pipe joint compound is not to be used on any connection that uses an o-ring or gasket. It is however needed on the brass control stop adapter. This was not shown in the video but will still help provide a leak proof connection.
More information on teflon tape: czcams.com/video/9DhL0vet4gk/video.html
Guide on pipe joint compound: czcams.com/video/a0jFPj4W8bY/video.html

[@dylantoytebe8244]

Very clear tutorial

[@AmreSupply]

Thank you!

[@loek2]

Was that turning right to lower water pressure for the flush and turning left to increase pressure?

[@AmreSupply]

Yes that is correct. The control stop is a screw. Turning the screw to the right, tightens the screw and closes the control stop.

[@teddycummings9599]

Ok what if when you turn the water back on it continues to keep filling without stopping what causes that

[@AmreSupply]

Thanks for watching. It could be an issue with the piston: czcams.com/video/piuC89__cWg/video.html

[@s1r3n1971]

Is it possible to attach a bidet or Muslim shower to this set up?

[@AmreSupply]

Thank you for watching. Overall there is nowhere to attach the bidet to a flushometer without doing a bit of work. You would have to install a tee to the pipe leading into the flushometer and connect the bidet to it with a shutoff valve. It would be more practical to connect the bidet to the sink's cold water supply.

[@odineiacostanza5689]

Can the supply be half inch copper

[@AmreSupply]

Thank you for watching. The standard minimum diameter for an inlet for urinals is 3/4" and for water closets its 1". Without the right inlet the valve might not work properly.

[@deek3048]

What is the size of the copper pipe coming out of the wall?

[@AmreSupply]

Hi Dee, thanks for watching. The copper pipe is a 1 inch in diameter.

[@woobensvlog6888]

25mm