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Posted on May 16, 2011

The toilet tank doesn't fill up properly. I have replaced the flap several times during the past 24 months. I have come to the conclusion that the whole flushing system has to be replaced with something more simple. The system appears to be somewhat fragile. The flap doesn't cover the drain hole properly. As a consequence, there is a continuous leak. I called in a plumber who suggested a new toilet. The toilet is 8 years old and I don't think that is the sollution. I need a plumber who knows how to repair a Kohler toilet. I live in Chatham (07928). Any ideas? Rick

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Kohler toliets can be a pain to repair. I have found with them that the only thing to do with them is go to a plumbing company, take the model number with you and replace all in the inner parts to it. You will replace the fill valve and flush valve. After I do this on Kohler I don't have anymore problems with them. It should work for you, just make sure they are Kohler parts. Good Luck

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