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Fluidmaster 400CRP14 Fill Valve and 2-inch Flapper Repair Kit (Pack of 1)

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Size: 1- Pack


Pattern Name: Kit


Features

  • Plastic/Rubber
  • Made in the USA
  • FIXES NOISY, RUNNING TOILETS: Toilet repair kit replaces inefficient fill and flush valves, and leaky flappers to help solve most common toilet fill problems
  • UNIVERSAL DESIGN: 400A toilet fill valve adjusts easily from 9 14 inches, fits most 2-inch flush valve toilets, and is ideal for use in 1.6 to 3.5 gallons per flush toilets or larger. Dual Flush: No
  • CORROSION RESISTANT: Solid frame 501 2-inch flapper features corrosion-resistant Microban material to prevent breakdown and leaks due to bacteria and is chlorine and hard water resistant
  • EASY INSTALLATION: Easily installs in 10 minutes or less to get your toilet flushing like new again

Description

The 1 solution to fix noisy and running toilets, the Fluidmaster 400CR Toilet Fill Valve and Toilet Flapper Repair Kit is a complete fill and flush toilet repair kit that includes both the trusted Fluidmaster 400A toilet fill valve and the durable Fluidmaster 501 2-inch flapper. Perfect for a DIY upgrade with its fast and easy installation, the universal design fits most 2-inch flush valve toilets and works best with 1.6 to 3.5 gallons per flush toilets or larger to help solve most common toilet fill problems. The included 400A toilet fill valve anti-siphon design adjusts easily from 9 – 14 inches while the reliable 501 2-inch flapper features a solid frame build and corrosion resistant materials to help prevent leaks. For an even more optimized performance, consider combining with a Fluidmaster automatic toilet bowl cleaner.. From the Manufacturer Fluidmaster is the 1 toilet repair brand in the world. Since 1957, we have been guiding our customers to the right toilet repair solutions. Fluidmaster is dedicated to making the installation of its products easy and simple with a complete line of toilet repair parts including: fill valves, single and dual flush valves, flappers, tank levers, toilet seals (bowl wax and wax-free), toilet repair kits, flush valve seals, connectors and more. Fluidmaster parts are found in more toilets than all other brands combined. Fluidmaster distributes to over 90 countries and is the trusted brand by toilet manufacturers and professionals worldwide.

Material: Chlorine Resistant Materials


Brand: Fluidmaster


Item dimensions L x W x H: 3.71 x 6 x 15.76 inches


Inlet Connection Size: 2 Inches


Inlet Connection Type: Threaded


Outlet Connection Type: Threaded


Number of Ports: 2


Outlet Connection Size: 2 Inches


Specification Met: Simplified design eliminates old brackets, lift wires and assures positive alignment


Valve Type: Adjustable Anti-Siphon


Material: ‎Chlorine Resistant Materials


Brand: ‎Fluidmaster


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎3.71 x 6 x 15.76 inches


Inlet Connection Size: ‎2 Inches


Inlet Connection Type: ‎Threaded


Outlet Connection Type: ‎Threaded


Number of Ports: ‎2


Outlet Connection Size: ‎2 Inches


Specification Met: ‎Simplified design eliminates old brackets, lift wires and assures positive alignment


Valve Type: ‎Adjustable Anti-Siphon


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎07


Manufacturer: ‎Fluidmaster


UPC: ‎796716388920 796716399773 039961402707


Part Number: ‎400CRP14


Item Weight: ‎9.6 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎3.71 x 6 x 15.76 inches


Item model number: ‎400CR


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎1- Pack


Color: ‎Multicolor


Style: ‎400CRP14


Pattern: ‎Kit


Shape: ‎shape


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Water resistant


Usage: ‎Amateur, Professional


Included Components: ‎1 pk


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: September 5, 2011


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