Concord Series Toilet Repair Parts
by American Standard
Many people love the American Standard low-profile Concord toilet, and don't want to give it up just because of a worn seat disc! Find replacement parts to help get your Concord toilet running like new again right here. PlumbingSupply.com
® is pleased to be able to offer a variety of Concord toilet parts from replacement seat discs and push button actuators to complete fill valve assemblies, we've got what you need to fix your toilet.
American Standard Toilet
The Concord
Model# 2004
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Replacement Parts for American Standard Concord Series Toilets
One Piece Model - #2004
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. "How do you adjust the water flow of the Fill Valve (Water Control Assembly) for the Concord toilets?"
A. To adjust the water flow of the water control assembly you tighten or loosen the volume control stem located next to the plunger. Tighten the stem by turning it clockwise to decrease the water volume and loosen the stem by turning it counter-clockwise to increase the water volume.
Q. "How do you install the Plunger Repair Kit 012981-0900?"
A. First, turn off the water to the fill valve. Unscrew the thumb screws on the lever assembly and slide the lever assembly out from the square hole in the top of the plunger. Pull the old plunger straight up out of the body of the fill valve. With a seat tool,
unscrew and remove the old seat directly underneath the plunger. Screw in the new seat until it is snug. Do not over tighten it. At this point put your hand or a cup over the fill valve, turn on the water slowly and let the water run
out through the seat for one or two minutes to flush any possible dirt or sediment that might be in the water line. Turn the water off again and slide the new plunger into the body of the fill valve with a slight twist to keep the
rubber gasket from being misaligned or torn. Slide the lever assembly back through the square hole in the plunger and tighten the thumb screws. Turn the water back on.
Q. "Are all American Standard® parts 'standard' and are ALL their products and parts made in America?"
A. A number of their products are made overseas (as is the case with many other plumbing manufacturers as well). Please do not assume that all products made by American Standard (Am. Stan.) are made in the U.S. The word "standard" and "American Standard®" are NOT identical. Most of their faucet parts will only fit their brand (as is the case with their competitors as well). Many of their toilet parts will only fit their brand of toilet. Not all of American Standard® parts are universal ("standard"). We get this question frequently, and it is probably because some people assume that since they have the word "standard" as part of their name that they must be using parts that are "standard"; as in universally fitting. Just as car bumpers don't fit on all brands of cars, parts for "standard" toilets and faucets will generally not fit on other brands. Generally you must buy parts specifically made for (designed to fit) your specific brand of toilet/faucets, etc.
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