How to Install an Astrap Toilet
- 1). Turn off the water that runs to the toilet
- 2). Empty the water in the existing toilet before removal. It is best to scoop out the water into a bucket before taking the top tank off and placing over a tub or bucket.
- 3). Remove any old toilets or fixtures to make room for the new toilet installation. If this is a new construction, install the toilet first before any other pieces such as the sink or cabinets.
- 4). Place the new toilet bowl in place, matching it up to the piping either in the floor or against the wall for the waste removal.
- 5). Mark on the floor where the holes for the new toilet bowl hit with a marker.
- 6). Remove the toilet bowl and use the drill to make the wholes for the screws to hold the new toilet in place against the floor. Be careful with the drill bit based on the material being drilled through. Wood and linoleum can use a regular drill bit while tile may require a diamond bit drill piece.
- 7). Place the toilet bowl back in place lining up the holes for the screws with the newly drilled holes.
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Take the plastic covers provided in the kit and insert the screws through the covers and then insert them into the holes through the bowl into the floor. - 9
Use the screwdriver to twist the screws into place tightly. - 10
Attach the back pipe onto the toilet bowl. This will then connect to the top tank. - 11
Place the top tank onto the toilet bowl while matching up the piping and water supply. Mark on the wall where the holes for the tank meet on the wall. - 12
Screw the connecting screws for the top tank onto the back wall where it was marked. - 13
Place the top tank back into place onto the holding screws. Use the fasteners provided to tighten onto the screws and hold the tank firmly in place. - 14
Tighten the bottom pipe to the top tank using the piece provided attached to the pipe. - 15
Attach the water supply hose and make sure it is firmly secured to prevent any leaks. Now turn the water back on. - 16
Press the flush button to fill the tank. Everything is now ready to use.
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