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Final Flush Test and Trim Chain (Optional)

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Weak Kohler Toilet Flush-EASY FIX!...How to Replace a Flapper With Float

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What happens here

After successfully adjusting the float to achieve a good flush and proper water level, the final optional step is to trim any excess chain length. Although not explicitly shown in this video, the presenter mentions that once you are satisfied with the adjustment, you can use a pair of snips or pliers to cut off any extra chain links hanging in the tank. This prevents the chain from getting tangled or interfering with other components inside the tank. With the chain trimmed and all adjustments made, the toilet flapper replacement is complete, and the toilet should now flush efficiently.

Goal: Confirm final adjustments and optionally trim excess chain for a clean installation.

Tools and materials

  • Flapper Chain Kohler — To be trimmed after final adjustment
  • Snips or Pliers — To cut off excess chain links

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It's good to roll this is a little bit slow as you can see Doesn't come out so well Another video coming out on that Okay, so the last thing we want to do With this install of this new flapper is we want to take some of this chain link though We don't have to take it all off, but we definitely want some of it gone

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