Glenwall Series Toilet Repair Parts
by American Standard
Looking for replacement parts for your American Standard Glenwall wall hung toilet? Look no further! Whether you need a plunger repair kit or a flapper and chain, or you need to fix a leak or repair a plunger, we have what you need.
American Standard Toilet
The Glenwall Wall Mount Toilet
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Replacement Parts for American Standard Glenwall Series Toilets
Two Piece Wall Hung Model - Elongated #2093 / Tank #4083
Not sure which model toilet you have? Try looking under the toilet tank lid or inside of the toilet tank.
Replacement Parts for American Standard Glenwall Series Toilets
Two Piece Model - Round #2094.050 / Tank #4049
Our records indicate that American Standard made the original Glenwall toilet in 1965. We believe that it may have been manufactured both prior to that year and after but we are unable to confirm this with American Standard.
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Trouble Shooting Guide For Your Glenwall Toilet
| PROBLEM |
POSSIBLE CAUSES |
CORRECTION |
| Water Control Runs Continuously |
| Float rod is binding or is set too high |
Adjust by bending float rod to suit, and set at water line |
| Flush valve disc is not seating or chain is adjusted too short |
Replace disc or lengthen chain |
| Water leakage between tank and bowl |
Inspect and tighten tank coupling bolts |
Dirt under tip valve (adjusting nut)
NOTE: on early models with sheath tube, the water control must be removed from tank and replaced |
Move actuating arm up & down several times to dislodge dirt. If unsuccessful, remove plug, screen, & tip valve for cleaning |
| Damaged water control seats (packing nut or tip valve) |
Remove and replace |
| Loose packing nut |
Tighten packing nut |
| Poor Flushing Action |
| Tank water lever too low |
Bend float rod arm upward |
| Improper seal between tank and bowl at discharge tube |
Inspect discharge tube gasket for proper seal |
| Ventilator Does Not Operate |
| Linkage arm out of adjustment |
Inspect operation. Adjust as required |
| Clogged Screen |
Shut off water. Remove plug & screen. Replace after cleaning |
| Clogged venturi orifice |
Loosen flare nut at male elbow and 4 screws. Lift top vent section carefully. If clogged, clean aspirator openings. Take care not to damage O rings |
| Ventilator not seated on overflow tube |
Press ventilator down on overflow gently until seated |
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