Some of the comments mention modifications (drilling a hole) are required for a flush fit when using with the Anova circulator. True or not true?
166044
I have the Anova Precision (the original one) and this Cambro, and it fits perfectly with no modification at all.
166045
It might depend on which Anova model you have. For the Anova Precision Cooker, no modification is needed.
166046
True. In order to get a secure attachment fit the circulator, you need to cut a small notch (about the size of the tip of a thumb) in the lip that goes around the edge of the box. Otherwise there is a risk of the unit vibrating loose.
166047
I did not need to drill a hole through the polycarbonate tub. I bought the matching sliding lid that has a door on the top that slides closed up to the anova circulator. There is about a 2 inch gap but I fill the gap with foil which is very easy. I suppose someone could cut the door to make it shut all the way but I don't see the point.
203041
For regular version, it'll have to be streched , but a shop should be able to do that, or get a 3" inlet to 2.5" outlet. For hemi version its a perfect fit.
507960
I would say it does 'not' increase flushing power. In fact I would say it is less that a standard flush setup. Mine kit is set to allow the max water flow and it doesn't match my old setup. I've decided to replace my entire toillet with one designed for that purpose. Those do flush better with less water.
129608
Yes, you are correct! There are two flush options, one that you would use is you need less water, second that you use when you need more. Hope this helps.
595038
I believe this unit is customized for a Toto. I have had other types of toilets and the flush valve looks different. If I were you I would check with a plumbing supply company before ordering.
2096815
No, the FlushSaver is not compatible with standard flush handles. Standard flush handles have a rod that sits inside the tank and rotates upward to lift the flapper valve. The FlushSaver flush handle snaps into a cable pushrod mechanism. I believe that the product description of "FlushSaver STANDARD FLUSH HANDLE Dual-Flush Deluxe DIY Conversion Kit" just implies that it looks like a standard flush handle. It certainly can't accept a standard flush handle.
843497
Ok i think i remember here is a bigger picture http://www.gilmour.com/wp-content/uploads/20-18.jpg i think i did have to drill a hole in the black plastic [your mileage may vary] and then the extension 'clipped' onto the black plastic tube
2098409
Yes. First u have to trim the inner sheath to fit as per the enclosed directions. Have u tried the Coloplast external catheters?
1406460
There are not any modifications for the install. It is a tight spot for connecting though. I really like the toilet. It has a quick low volume flush and it looks sleek. However, with my 12" rough in, the toilet sits about 3" from the back wall.
876437
Your assumption is correct, and it is necessary. I found the will have a tendency to overflow the primary tank, especially if you remove the cap. I used a differn't gate valve because of my configuration
1387932
No; I suspect the reason they suggest vertically is to insure consistent fluid flow through the chamber [it also makes it easier to change the bulb and possibly glass sleeve]. If you have to install horizontally or at a diagonal it should be fine -- just make sure you can service the thing (a year goes by quickly and you should change the bulb annually). Good Luck!
2093383
yes, the only modification was the 2 locking rings on the heat pipes. It's too small for the pipe, I split mine and it went over and haven't had any problems yet.
356286
Not absolutely flush - the thickness of the cap cover attachment ring and of the flange formed on the end of the device that prevents it from being pulled through a panel when inserted into a correctly sized hole - that is the amount of the protusion - maybe 3/32 inch?
843505
I am in utter disbelief that this has not been remedied in the several years since I bought mine. Yes, one has to drill holes to complete the process. I was fortunate in having a drill press and all the bits I could ever need to perform the needed alterations. Gilmour: What were you thinking? Why have you not fixed this?
288176
I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
613679
The American Standard 738109-0070A Flush Valve Assembly is easily installed by using the supplied disc shaped tightening tool - it is driven by a 3/8 inch socket drive. Clean the tank flush hole. Place the unit through the whole rotating it as desired. Tighten the internal nut using the supplied tool while gently pressing downward on the flush valve keeping it vertical. Remove the disc shaped tool. Assemble the flapper valve. Attach the pull chain to the flush handle. Fill the tank and check of it leaking. Mine worked perfectly. Be well.
1620941
There isn't any need to drill a hole in the Weber using the IQ. You simply use the manifold adapter on one of the vents and cover the other two with tape. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX9Ut0hz8ZI