Kohler GP83996 Dichtung, Schwarz, 4,9 x 0,8 x 6 Zoll

Name: Kohler GP83996 Dichtung, Schwarz, 4,9 x 0,8 x 6 Zoll
Brand: Kohler
SKU: 0885612376343
Price: 24.30 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Kohler

3.6/5

€
24.30

Ganz gleich, ob Sie Ihr Zuhause umbauen oder planen, ein neues Zuhause zu bauen, dieser schlichte, glatte, berührungslose Durchgangshebel im modernen Stil bietet die perfekte Balance zwischen Form und Funktion und modernster Sicherheit. Dieses toskanische Bronze-Finish ist wunderschön, wischfest und bietet eine hervorragende Haltbarkeit. Diese Schlosssätze sind für die meisten Haustüren geeignet, verfügen über verstellbare Riegel mit runden Ecken und vernickelten Riegeln und erfüllen die kompromisslosen Einstufungsstandards der ANSI für Wohn- und Baubeschläge.

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EAN: 0885612376343

Kategorien Werkzeuge & Heimwerken, Grobinstallation, Toilettenzubehör, Toilettenspülventile,

Keine universelle Passform. Kohler ECHTES Teil. Verwendung mit Kanisterventilen. Die Dichtung hat gerade, starre Kanten. 2 Dichtungen dichten das Spülventil am Tank ab. Ersatz-Spülventildichtung für verschiedene einteilige Kohler-Toiletten.

Assembled Diameter	‎2 Inches
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Color	‎Black
Country of Origin	‎USA
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 291 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Cutting Diameter	‎2 Inches
Finish	‎No Finish
Included Components	‎Gasket Kohler
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎GP83996
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎0.01 ounces
Manufacturer	‎KOHLER
Number of Handles	‎4
Part Number	‎GP83996
Product Dimensions	‎4.88 x 0.79 x 6 inches
Size	‎4.9 x 0.8 x 6 inches

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Scritto da: Duck05

Dimensions are incorrect. The gasket is smaller and fits as designed.

My flush valve had failed (broken securing feet) and I needed a whole replacement kit. The kit includes the flush tube, flapper, and this gasket. Now if you didn’t know better, the original gasket overtime flattens out and is much larger (diameter) when removed; this will lead one to believe you need a larger gasket to replace an old one. So, seeing the larger dimensions I bought this separately (so now I have a spare). Also, the new gasket is thicker and it takes some skill/knowledge to install a new kit with a new gasket. One user depicts squishing the new gasket before installing; another suggested (which I used) submerging the gasket in extremely hot water before installing. That worked very well and despite the previous attempts (several times for 15-30 minutes), the heated gasket install in seconds and formed a proper seal.

Scritto da: PGFlyer

Prepare Gasket before install

My Kohler, Santa Rosa, one piece after more than 12 years needed a complete overhaul including the tank gasket. I read and tried a couple ideas on how to get this done but ended up with my own solution. Easy peezy once I figured it out. Prepare the gasket as shown in the pic. Compress evenly to at least half its depth with wood blocks and "C" clamps. Then into the freezer for about 3 hours. Have all components of tank ready for install then remove gasket from the assembly. Olive oil on both upper and lower surfaces will give you extra time for finite adjustments. You'll have about 3 or 4 minutes before the seal expands enough to make basic install more of a challenge. Install flat side down. Slips right into the tank with no effort. Align as necessary to be square with rear of tank then install all other tank components. By this time the gasket will have tightened substantially but with effort a little adjustment can be made if required. For me, in another 30 minutes or so the gasket swelled to a tight seal with no leaks. Some warm water into the tank could speed the process. Good luck!! It really was very easy with this procedure.

Scritto da: FrugalMaMa

Worked as it should've

This is the exact kohler part you need and way cheaper on amazon than from kohler ($25?). Don't panic, just look under the tank lid for parts name/code. With the help of youtube, i was able to install this. Quite simple in theory And with the help of some lubrication, a ball and some UMPH!!!! I was able to push and turn this bad boy into position. It's probably worth your while to get the entire assembly, but if you need just the gasket, this is perfectly fine.

Scritto da: Mike G.

Perfect replacement

Original part that’s perfect to bring life back to the bowl. They’re a pain to install but besides that, very happy with it!

Scritto da: Big10Rog

Dimensions are surprising

I have the Sana Rosa toilet and bumped the old set-up while installing a new fill valve. I could not make the old one reseat properly. This seal has an OD of 4" and about a 2.5" ID. My old one had an OD of 5" and a 3.25" ID. I figured there is no way this is the correct seal. I called Kohler again, and the gal I talked to this time was very knowledgeable about this set up, and assured me this will work. I put it hot soapy water like they said for 15 minutes and slipped it on. Worked like a charm. Apparently the old seal swelled with age.

Scritto da: Caroline

Exact fit for kohler one piece toilet

Exact fit for kohler one piece toilet

Scritto da: Chris

Gasket works fine, if you can get it installed...

Well, I needed to let some time pass before writing my review on this product. The reason for this is not due to the gasket itself, but to how difficult it was to install it and how frustrated it left me. The gasket is pretty thick in order to create a tight seal. The existing gasket on my toilet needed replacing, so I thought this would be simple. Unfortunately, my tank is very narrow and I could not get any leverage to push the Flush Valve back onto it and get the teeth of the valve to hook under the tank. I tried for a few days, coming back after frustration levels died down, only to fail again and again. I then resorted to calling a plumber thinking for sure that he could get this in with some wisdom gained from years of experience. Alas, I left him alone in the bathroom for 30 minutes while he tried and tried to get this in there to no avail. Being a plumber who is also a problem solver, he went out to his van, took some PVC pipe, a Dremel device, a drill and four screws and created a device whose sole purpose will be to replace these gaskets. See picture for the device he made. This device allows you to easily push down on the flush valve and gasket, then turn it while keeping sufficient pressure. The plumber was worth every dollar to finally get our toilet working in our master bathroom again. In summary, the gasket works just great, but the installation is beyond difficult.

Scritto da: David San Diego

DIY save $$ on plumber call!

I went to home cheapo and bought an aftermarket replacement. It was so thick end dense it was impossible to install. I bought this OEM replacement here on Amazon and when it arrived, to my relief, I noticed it was significantly thinner. It was easy to install and sealed immediately. The last one lasted 16 years so I should be good for another 16. Some advice: it does take a bit of bench press strength to install. I didn’t try to get it perfectly straight in one shot. First, turn it just enough for the three plastic prongs to catch under the porcelain. Then, take a deep breath, and turn it 1/2” at a time until it’s straight. I’m 59 so if I can do it, you can do it! I didn’t have to use the olive oil trick but 16 years from now I’ll probably have to! Good luck!

Scritto da: Jing Ma

Oil is the key and the holding position is important too

I followed the comments and watched a few Youtubes but still found difficult for the first one. I applied oil on both sides and tried about 30 mins and no luck. then I changed the hands position and it was done in a second. My second one is much faster - took less than 2 mins ( most time to let water out). The key is to apply some oil/lubricant and also practice the position to hold .

Scritto da: Indestructible

The right fit for Kohler single piece cartridge flush toilets

As others have stated, these can be slightly difficult to install. I followed the method mentioned of greasing them up with a little vegetable oil and that seemed to help. They just take a good amount of downward pressure to compress them and get the plastic fitting to latch. Did 3 of them in about 20 minutes without too much bother.

Scritto da: brian

Use olive oil to help install.

As advertised and did the trick

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Works fine

Works fine

Scritto da: M Yeung

returned

turns out the other set comes with the gasket and I do not need this, so I returned it