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American Standard 738995-0020A Left Hand Trip Lever Champion 4 Chrome Plated

Polished chrome teardrop lever handle with white platic arm.
Polished chrome teardrop lever handle with white platic arm.

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12/28/2022

$62.47

 

The American Standard 738995-0020A is a genuine replacement left-hand toilet trip lever in polished chrome, designed specifically for the American Standard Champion 4 series toilets. This part serves as the handle mechanism for flushing the toilet. Replacing a worn out or damaged trip lever ensures the toilet continues to flush properly.

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American Standard Left Hand Trip Lever for Champion 4 Toilets

 

738995-0020A

 

  • It is designed for use with American Standard Champion 4 toilet tanks, including models 4149 and 4266. It is not a universal fit for all toilets.
  • The lever has a durable plastic construction with a polished chrome finish. Reviewers note that while it fits well and is easy to install, the plastic material can lead to durability issues over time.

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