I have purchased a bio bidet bbc 70 recently, the t valve adapter is bigger than the valve underneath the toilet tank. what can be done now?
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I'd visit my favorite hardware store and seek the advice of someone there. There are many adapters and I'm sure one will work.
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I installed one last year, all the adapters they sent fit perfectly, and it performs perfectly. However, I learned of an add-on bidet water heater from www.biffy.com which preheats the water to about 95 degrees, a welcome addition in colder areas of the country. Unfortunately, it uses 1/2 inch fittings and Biobidet uses 1/4 inch. The problem could be solved, but Biobidet uses proprietary threads so adaptors don't fit, and Biobidet said they don't have a solution.
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I am not fimilar with this bidet so I am not qualified to answer this question.
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The toilet comes with the adapter. You will not need to buy it if you get the same toilet I did.
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3/8 inch is standard for the fill valve, and the Mrs. Bidet will fit that side just fine. I'm not positive that the 7/8 fill valve is standard, but I think that's right. If not, a replacement with a standard fill valve is relatively easy. I had no problems installing the Mrs. Bidet.
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I have just purchased the toilet and installed lately, have not thought about replacing yet. Try direct to Thetford, or my last toilet I went to home depot and bought an elongated seat. A slight medication and it worked. That's all I can offer. Bud
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answered previously but left this out: The water connecting line IS NOT included. If you cannot use the old one, pick up a new one for the new toilet. And the toilet flushes great once I put it in!!
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Just checked with Amazon and didn't find any 10" adapters although when I first was looking at this Toto, I thought I saw there was a 10" adapter available. If your toilet flange is 10", this toilet is not for you. With the 12" adapter, the tank is about 1" from the wall.
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Where can I obtain extensions to have this unit sit higher? My toilet is a high-efficiency one that sits at 32.5", therefore the unit didn't work.
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Try using a really good plunger first. This does the job but it could scratch the the toilet bowl a bit. Anyway, it is cheaper than a plumber.
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In my case, all the seals in my toilet tank need to be replaced. I think I saw where you could buy just the valve.
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Yes, but...you'll have to put a T in the cold water line and run a tube from that to the hot water connection on the bidet. Then both lines will be cold. You can also try plugging the hot water inlet on the bidet. Plug it tight or water from the cold side will likely go through the control valve and out the hot side. Bio Bidet makes cheaper bidets using cold water only. Take a look at them.
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I don't know , I have toto toilets so that's why I bought a toto fill valve.
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Outlet is too small. Go to a hardware or lab supply and get some of the clear plastic tubing.
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According to the user manual that came with the unit, you can contact Bio Bidet for a 1/2" conversion nut. You can probably find one at a local hardware store or here on Amazon, too.
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If the adaptor does not work you can get another adaptor at any home depot, However I used my adapter in the Kitchen and Bathroom no problem. This has made my cleaning and water change very easy. Also I would replace it with metal adaptor, the plastic is not made to remove all the time.
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I found that the valve they recommended did not fit into the yellow hose, so I needed to buy an adapter. The valve fit onto the can OK but not the yellow hose end.
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The one I bought is 3 inches wide which wouldn't work w/my toilet which had only a 2 inch wide flush pipe. I'm no plumber, but I would say measure your flush pipe width and then watch a bunch of youtube videos about replacing flapper valves.