American Standard Flushvalve 47086-0700A

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Black plastic tilt mechanism black rubber disc black rubber o-ring brass seat black seals copper clips and stainless chain.

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“Thank you very much. Your customer service is outstanding. Since I want to keep my very old (1988) Kohler San Raphael toilet for years to come. , it’s good to know that you have parts I could need in the future! ”

-Cathy G

10/31/2024

$61.27

The American Standard 47086-0700A is a replacement flush valve assembly used in specific older model American Standard one-piece (lowboy) toilets.

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Old Style Flush Valve for American Standard

This component is a full flush valve replacement kit that includes the chain, clip for the lever, clamping lugs, bolt hole seals, and a screw-on disc.
It is a lug-and-twist type flush valve with a brass base and plastic components, designed as an upgrade or replacement for older, less reliable canister-style valves with leather seals.
It is specifically designed to fit select one-piece toilets manufactured from the late 1930s to the early 1970s, including models like the Lexington, Ellisse, Roma II, Plaza Suite, and Carlyle 2010. It is not compatible with all American Standard toilets, only these specific one-piece designs.
Old style
3156.015
#4

47086-0700A

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American Standard 2010 Carlyle Parts Breakdown

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Yes, this aftermarket part will replace your OEM part.

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