I need to remove the handle of my new clayton toilet to put an oil-rubbed bronze handle. I was able to easily unscrew the handle. I am now having a hard time trying to remove the base of the handle. There is a u-shaped golden bolt holding it in place in the back and it is very tight. I do not wan to break anything and i am not sure of how to proceed...

Easy fix go to your nearest hardware store they should have a replacement part on hand. It just unscrews from the back... Good luck and have a great day!

Hello - most toilet tissue holders have a allen screw head or a eye glass screw head that holds them together, they need to be separated,remounted to wall then put back together. P2 Plumber 25 yrs

there are two screws, where you push to close the drain

take out those screws , you will find a chain or something similar, that is loose. tight it or conect it back

Remove the handle by loosening the screw near the bottom. You should see a plastic ring, probably green, that is the hot water safety. Adjust it so that the handle will turn further for more hot water. It most likely pulls out, then turn it left, reinsert and reattach the handle.

The hole over flow Assembly would have to be change, not just the handel.

it should be threaded into the popup assembly.

That is all depending on your car. If it says in the owners manual or you find the specifications online. By all means go for it if you see that your vehicle accepts 15w oil. Since I have no clue as to what type of vehicle you have then that's as far as I can help.

Unplug the machine first.
The pump is on the bottom right front of the machine. No tools are needed to remove it. There is a little locking tab that you have to lift with one finger while you twist with the other hand. There is a ground wire and a plug with two wires attached to the pump unit. Unplug and you have the pump and motor in hand.

The pump impeller unscrews easily from the shaft. Hold the motor armature with one hand and unscrew the impeller with the other. Look for debris wrapped around the pump shaft.

You can do one of two things next. Put a few drops of oil on each of the bronze bushings holding the pump shaft, put the impeller back on and put the pump back into the machine and you should be good to go.

OR, there are two screws on the back of the pump body, that when removed allows you to take the armature out of the motor. You can then clean the shaft thoroughly and clean the bronze bushings with a Q tip. Put a little dab of grease on all of the moving parts and reassemble.

I did all of this in 30 minutes and my machine is perfectly quiet.

Grohe does not make toilets. look inside the tank for manufacturer and model number it sounds like a one piece toilet and the seat bolt nuts are in the tank feel around for them.Grohe only makes handles for toilets to match their faucet finishes

Sorry that is a special order part