Where do I find the model of my Sealand RV Toilet? I need to replace the ball valve seal gasket.
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Generally, if your toilet has a plastic base you can actually remove the plastic base ( it is just a cover to hide all of the mechanical parts) and somewhere behind that cover you should find a product ID tag. Those bases are usually pretty easy to remove just a couple clips or screws on the back side of the toilet.
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Here is the information I have: An all-new china bowl/polymer base RV toilet featuring quality, value and ease of installation plus the performance and luxury RVers desire. In every way, a stylish cut above all china toilets! Stylish, contemporary and home-like! Powerful flush with 100% bowl coverage! Revolutionary new flush valve that wipes clean with every flush! 15"W X 20"D X 19-1/2"H HIGH PROFILE WHITE
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Dear customer, Thank you for contacting us. The correct parts for your model is: Refrigerator gasket: 2159081 Freezer gasket: 2159080 Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with. Regards
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I would try e-bay, because the manufacturer phone # does not provide service any more. I tried to buy an extra gasket because I know they eventually wear out, and was told when I called that they no longer supply parts, service, or help of any kind. This was about a year ago. If you are able to return the pressure cooker you might want to do that. If not you could disassemble it to sell the parts on e-bay. I need a gasket :). I hope Montel is hanging his head in shame over this, but most likely he's laughing his way to the bank and doesn't care.
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93844 White Rogers valve is what I show for that model. Thank you Carl's RV
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You should be able to go directly to the manufacturer and get one. I had to do this for a different cup I had that was from them. I don't know if this uses an "O" style ring as a gasket but you can sometimes find them at places like Tacoma Nut & Screw.
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I don't believe replacement parts are available anymore, however the original mfg is not Montel Williams, it's worth a shot to search for a gasket by the og mfg
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I have found an excellent replacement for the original gasket- McMaster Carr part number 9396k217. They come 5 to a pack and cost $5.46 for the pack. It's a silicone o-ring that fits perfectly and seals better than the original gasket. order from: McMaster.com
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You should be able to match up the old one at a local hardware store with a replacement. It would be where they have the rubber o-rings.
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Hi Nancy. There are actually 3 seals associated with this valve. Two are at the bottom and seal the valve assembly to the tank, one inside and one out. To replace either, you need to drain and remove the tank. After that, remove the large valve lock nut and pretty much follow the replacement directions that come with the valve. The seal that I think you are talking about is the one at the bottom of the canister. To replace that seal, drain the tank and twist the canister assembly a quarter turn counter clockwise. This will release it from the mounting assembly and it should pull straight up so you can get to the seal. The seal mounts into a grove at the bottom of the canister and should pull off once you pull it out of the mounting groove. Simply slide the new seal on and make sure its completely seated in the groove. (I don't remember if there is a top or bottom to this seal but there usually is so try to make sure it goes on the same way the old one was. i.e. usually with the seal lip slightly angled down toward the bottom so it can seal well to the bottom mount.) Reinsert the tab at the bottom into the hole in the mount and give it a quarter turn clockwise until you feel the tab lock in place. Gently wiggle it to make sure it's locked down and your done. By the way, if this seal is the one that is leaking, the toilet will run continuously or will empty slightly and refill every so often on it's own. To really check, add a few drops of food coloring into the tank and let it sit. If the food coloring shows up in the bowl after a while (depending on how bad it's leaking) the seal is worn and not sealing. Hope all this helps!
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Sorry now sure, we've changed it several times since purchase. Bought the replacements at Home Depot...have found them just about everywhere. Many choices.... We have a double on our RV... One on the hose, and one on the inlet to the motor home. We used a pretty wide open choice in this unit and a more PPM filter near the home.... keeps all the crap out... and we've seen it all. This one got so plugged at an RV park that it completely plugged up... saved us from having it in our water system though....
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google thetford,click recreational vehicle,pick which toilet it is(mine is a aqua magic IV)....click parts and it will give you part#....you can also email customer service and ask them
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This flange worked perfect to replace the metal cylinder in my 1937 standard master one piece low boy toilet. However, the metal flange left 3 holes like you mention and this new one does NOT cover them. So I ALSO needed three rubber grommets to fill these holes. They american standard part number 0726-2700 Amazon does not carry these. I found them on guillens.com but they were back ordered. So I went to my local hardware store and bought three rubber corks 1/2 inch size They cost about 22 cents each :)
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if it's just a seal, try an auto parts store. That's where we purchased several of them which constantly needed to be replaced. otherwise, i guess their website: ramsond.com - good luck.
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Hi Zip, The manufacturers offer replacements for those under warranty but I am not sure if they are sold elsewhere. Thanks, Rv Marine USA
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Sorry I don't really know the answer. You could type THU013Z into Amazon search engine along with a description Toilet Flapper replacement. That's how we found the Korky. Baring finding it on Amazon. Just type the whole thing into your search engine on your Internet Explorer, Chrome or whatever you are using. You will find something! The other two answers are equally correct.