How do you replace a water supply line in a toilet?

Also, place the empty bucket underneath the toilet tank to catch any water that may spill out while replacing the water supply line. Take the adjustable crescent wrench and loosen the nuts at the base of the toilet and at the water supply valve.

How big of a supply line do I need for a toilet?

If you do not already have a supply line to install and/or are not sure what size to get you can simply measure the length of your existing one. We offer 12″ and 20″ supply lines. The more commonly used length is the 12″ as most toilets are fairly close to the supply valve.

How can I get water back into my toilet?

Turn the water supply counterclockwise to restart the flow of water into your toilet. As the water begins to flow back into your toilet tank, carefully check the areas where the compression nuts fit onto the stems of the water supply valve and at the base of your toilet.

Is the Dometic 310 toilet a good toilet?

It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either. Our original Thetford Aqua-Magic Style II toilet. On the plus side, it didn’t use much water, it was reasonably comfortable and the jets of water when you flushed were fairly powerful, keeping the bowl clean.

How do you replace the supply line on a toilet?

Install the new supply line by hand tightening the white plastic nut to the toilet’s fill valve nipple on the under side of the tank. Then hand tighten the metal nut to the supply valve. Turn the water back on by turning the knob on the supply valve.

Can a 310 series Toilet be separated from the base?

Factory-sealed bowl-to-base as- sembly – Unlike other Dometic foot- pedal toilets, the bowl and base of 310 and 320 series toilets should not be separated for any reason. Each Dometic toilet is 100% factory-tested to assure a watertight seal in the toilet bowl before it is shipped.

Do you need to drain the line before removing the toilet shut off valve?

Before you remove the toilet shut-off valve, you’ll need to drain the supply line to prevent the water remaining in the pipe from gushing out onto your bathroom floor.

How do you turn off the water supply to the toilet?

Turn the water supply to the toilet off by turning the knob on your straight or angle supply valve. Typically, the knob will turn clockwise to turn the water off and counterclockwise to turn it back on. Step 2: Flush the toilet a few times to empty the water from the tank.