Hello everyone i am in the process of rebuilding my microphor lf210 does anyone know the proper way of adjusting the water level and the flapper
thanks
Go outside to the street-side basement, third bay, and turn down the toilet water supply valve at the fresh water manifold.
actually, you control the water level in the toilet by how long the flapper is open. there is an adjustment nut on the top (take the toilet tank lid off). we adjusted mine to the right level. the flap is supposed to remain open for 4-7 seconds.
tom
Thanks all i am waiting for my rebuild kit as soon as i get back in the coach i will update you guys thanks again
You Microphor people are so cute.......
We're just anal Corey! LOL
Well, maybe it is a little unfair for me to speak for everyone!
All it takes is just the right air pressure, and just the right water pressure, and just the right water volume, and just the right air/water sequence valve lubricant, and they work just fine. I don't see the big deal! ROTFL
David Brady
'02 LXi, NC
(03-13-2013 19:16)travelite Wrote: [ -> ]We're just anal Corey! LOL Well, maybe it is a little unfair for me to speak for everyone!
All it takes is just the right air pressure, and just the right water pressure, and just the right water volume, and just the right air/water sequence valve lubricant, and they work just fine. I don't see the big deal! ROTFL
David Brady
'02 LXi, NC
I laughed when I read this; "All it takes is just the right air pressure, and just the right water pressure, and just the right water volume, and just the right air/water sequence valve lubricant, and they work just fine."
...wondering is he talking about the Microphor or what it takes to fill it
ROTFL
Corey, now that we have those particulars sorted, I guess we can get to work on the toilet! Hey, hoping to see you at the Inaugural WaGu Asheville Rally. Lots of fluids, pressures, and lubes will be tested!
October 3rd, book it!
Corey
It's just like the current banking system!! You make a deposit, cross your eyes and hold your mouth just right and you'll eventually see your deposit where you want it to be!! HA!