20 Most Recent Kohler K-301-K-NA 3/4" Ceramic High-Flow Valve System - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Air Switch Repair It sounds like you have a bad air switch located in your motor. The air switch is what the air hose connects to on the back of the motor or on the box on top of the motor. The other end of the air hose is connected to the air button on the lip of the tub. This is a latching air switch and when you push the air button it latches to send power to the motor. When the air button is pushed again it opens the latch in the air switch and stops power going to the motor shutting it off. US Parts Center Bath Spa Replacement Parts Hot Tub Bath Parts Accessories US Parts...

Yes. Fluid master brand makes a great replacement unit that is reasonably priced. It is available at the big box hardware stores.

Bathtubs have no filters. The only fitting that people assume is the filter is called the suction Cover however there is no filter media in any bathtub. US Parts Center

That will happen with any and all iron sinks. When the temperature from ice cools the sink & the air in the house is hot then condensation will form quicker. To stop this I would suggest you melt the ice by spraying sink tap water on ice.

Your dispenser nut is either not tightened down underneath or your plastic base/o-ring needs to be replaced. Turn off water at value. Using sink nut removal & installation tool that is available at any Lowe's or Home Depot. Remove it and look at what is wrong. Conntact Kohler for free parts to repair it. Reinstall dispenser .

It is possible that the vent pipe behind the toilet is clogged (or was not installed properly). Some bathrooms are set up with one shared vent pipe, and a clog in one of the lines leading to it can cause similar problems. The vent pipe in each bathroom does 2 things: 1: it lets the sewer gas go past the bathroom and up out the roof so you don't get sewer gas in the house. 2: It breaks the siphon as water goes from fixtures down to the big sewer pipes in the house. If it isn't working for a sink, it's not much of a problem because air gets mixed in with the water as it does down the sink, and this breaks the siphon. But in a toilet, it jsut keeps pulling water down the pipe until the water level in the toilet gets low enough to let air into the pipe, breaking the siphon. It's not an easy problem to fix and often involves removing walls to get at pipes. A plumber can bring a snake tool and try clearing the pipes from below or from the roof, and might even be able to bring a steerable snake that lets him control how it goes through the pipe.

You will need to shut-off the water valves underneath the sink and remove the faucet handle(s). Once you do this, you will see the rubber "seats" which need to be replaced. Just pop them out and replace them with new seats and replace the handle(s). Turn on the valves underneath the sink and your faucet should be all set!

watch the mechanism after you flush. If the opening that lets water into the bowl does not close snugly, tiny stream will continuously flow. Make sure it closes properly.

Prelude: My toilet had the same problem a few times. I managed to clean it out because the pipe is somehow connected to the downstairs drainage pipe in my house. What fixed the toilet clog was going to the source of the problem and pouring extremely powerful hair clog remover chemicals in it (I did have to open all the windows and get the pets as far away as possible and wear a mask). After the specified amount of time waiting, I went to go flush and it worked. **Answer**: I would recommend doing the same thing but only if everyone in the house is gone for 1 hour. Also I would air it out by leaving windows open, not first floor doors or windows though. It can be deadly if inhaled for extended periods of time. The more powerful the cleaner, the better the results but the deadlier it can be if inhaled. Try this. My second guess is that it may be the plug inside the toilet's tank. You should check to see if it is working properly. Try flushing with the lid off and watch the plug to see if it is working properly.