Great video sir!

Very good explanation on how to fix a running toilet.

Thank you for getting to the point quickly, this just saved several gallons per second in California!

Great video Ken. Next in that stall would be to repair and or install a light

Very clear on how to do this repair. I’m a retired industrial tech with experience in high pressure systems and little to no knowledge of commercial plumbing. This video has been a great help. Thanks

Your video was very helpful and the diagnosis was spot on!

Clear and concise. I now know what to do to correct a toilet that is continuously flushing in our local library. Thanks!

Great information to help me fix our church toilets!!

the video was very helpful. Walked me right through the problem!

Nice video, Thanks Ken for sharing with us....

Thanks Ken,,,,,Great helpful information.

excellent, helped me a lot,i work as vendor in commercial buildings ,needed some advice and just fixed the very same issue as in your video

Very helpful, save me a lot of money, , I used to replace everything, I love this video, thank you.

Thanks for the video -- I have inherited responsibility for our church's building and grounds. This video helped me fix one of our misbehaving toilets.

Great post, just had a problem with a urinal where the same thing was happening but it was just running found your post and fixed the problem thank you very much it was a great help.

Thanks so much for the video! It would be nice to see a close-up of tools and parts you’re talking about but videos great and well explained.

Helped with bathrooms in our church! Thanks

Thanks Ken, that was good information thank you is my first time messing with one of these it was very enlightening thank you

thanks Ken for a thorough detail about the running toilet

Nice Video, Ken.

Great video, Ken! Very helpful.

Have multiple buildings at work that are seasonal so they get disassembled every year for winterizing but never rebuilt unless they are broken. About half of them are running like this when I turned the water on. The building isn't open yet so I will be rebuilding valves this week. Thanks for the video!

A real pro at work. Nice job, thanks for the viedo.

Thanks Ken for this video. I am working on a couple of Sloan urinals.

thanks you ken once again for a very helpful video.I learn how to change a sloan valve.

Informative. Thanks for taking the time to share!

Great video Ken, i love it !!

Thanks. Like the fact that you had a real problem, isolated the cause and replaced the part with a quick test. Good ideas - grease and checking for leaks.

Great video. I like the tip about the equalizer tube going towards the shutoff. Also like the grease on the cap threads. That access panel on the left is funny! Impossible to open!

Great video, Ken. There are several aspects of your video that stand out and make it a great tutorial: 1. You explained and showed the symptom, the "before-state." This was very helpful for one of our back-up mechanics over a holiday weekened. It was the same symptom he is seeing. 2. You set up your camera in such a way that we could see what you were doing, and then used a flashlight when needed. 3. Your audio was clear and there was little background noise. 4. You explained details that may be taken for granted by someone experienced, but unknown to a novice. The explanation about the equalizer valve was good example of this. This is one of the primary reasons for leaving these comments. 5. You used the technical terms for the components on the valve system, instead of "thing-a-ma-bob", or some obtuse label. That is one of the things that set you apart as a professional in my mind. 5. You provided a close up of the replacement part. 6. You showed the repaired state, the "after-state." From your video, audio, and clear explanation of what you were doing, we were able to understand the symptom, cause, how to repair it, and how it should function properly. Good job on this, Ken. Thank you for taking the time to help the rest of us out! Peter T Manufacturing Engineering & Maintenance Manager Medallion Instrumentation Systems Spring Lake, MI

Perfect. Saved the day!

Great video! Thanks for the wonderful information! Thumbs up!

Thanks for the video ken. I'm a custodian applying for a maintenance position within our school district. Looking forward to seeing your videos. I feel like a apprentice getting a lot of useful knowledge

This was extremely helpful. Plumbing is not a skill I possess and I was called at 9:00 at night that the mens urinal wouldn't stop flushing. I didn't even know how to shut the water off. But after watching this, I got the water turned off and I feel confident I will be able to go back out to the theatre and fix the urinal if I can find the correct part. Thank you!

It’s Saturday and I’m not on call, love to watch other people working while I’m just relaxing in my chair !

Thanks a lot. I am applying for building mechanic and this will help me down the road.

Very helpful never worked one of these , gave me hints on what to look for.

Thank you for the informative video. I will try the alignment of the equalizing hole to the supply valve suggestion.

My advice: stock your repair kit with plenty of vacuum breakers, diaphragms, O-rings and spud gaskets. If you are replacing the flushometer diaphragm because it is worn out, it just makes some sense to replace other wear items if possible. The annoyance of replacing a diaphragm only to have the connections start leaking at 3 other unions can be avoided.

Helped me fix a running urinal. Thanks!

Very informative. Thanks for sharing this.

Excellent video on how to repair a commercial toilet or urinal constantly running

Thanks for the tutorial! Very helpful!!

Very Good Video. Well explained. Very helpful. Thank you,

Video was great! Step by step procedures and a suggestion to use the plumbers grease on the threads!

Thanks, Ken! Well done!

Thanks for teaching us how to solve this problem 👍🙏

Thank you, for the video. Very educational

great post. thank you

I do the same work just seeing if you had any pointers I didn't already know but thanks for the video. Plumber here

Thank you very much , it was very informative.

Great video Thanks!

Good explanation all throughout the video.

Very nice diagnost

Thanks for the video comrade! I'm an Australian plumber, I've recently started work at a hospital, the place is ancient with concealed Sloan/Zurn brand flushometers throughout. We're forever having hassles with them either constantly running, or not flush. We changed each piece, bit by bit, flush them out, and they'll just keep playing up, seems to be no rhyme or reason to them! There are nowhere near enough videos on youtube, or detailed manuals online. This video is a major help!

Great video !!!

great job..!

I would also suggest you replace the inner cover too. Just to make sure the inner cover seals with the diaphragm. I had one yesterday where the inner cover looked fine but it was allowing water to leak out of the chrome cover.

Awesome video.

That was a good video, thank you

Great explanation Thank you.

Thank you for sharing your video..

Thank you for the information

thanks Ken this was a great help

i found it very very helpful especialy not being a plumber thank you so much Richard beldo ( rosa parks )

Thank you Ken Training! I have the exact same issue in one of my sites. I'll be fixing it tomorrow! Thanks again!

An exhaustive video on the finer points of Sloan automatic hand wash units like the EBF 650 and the like would be great. going beyond changing batteries and cleaning filters would be great. I have about 20 of them to take care of,Problems like consistant flow from one unit to the next, when do i really need to repair/replace solenoids, etc. I sometimes try to cannibalize old units rather than having to buy new ones, but this only goes so far.

Well Done. Kudos!

Good job 👏 👍

Great video, thanks

Thank you! My house has these kinds of toilets and they're all having this issue. It seems like having the water to the house turned off messed all of them up. Fingers crossed 🤞

I do most of the plumbing for a 10 bldg school dist. work with sloan alot, great vidio

Great post,you save me money

Thanks for your help. I have a toilet that keeps running after I have replaced other parts

Cynthia I have had this before and it was rubber inside the valve just before the diaphragm. 1. remove the diaphragm and look down there with a flashlight and look for any debris. also make sure the seating surface is clean. if all that does not work you could replace the whole valve for about $150 or so. Ken

Thanks Ken!

Thank you....!!!

Great info

Very informative. I do building maintenance.

I just found out you can buy just the diaphragm for 5 bucks vs. the whole part for 45 bucks. The pieces screw apart.

very helpful thanks for sharing

Thank you.

One problem I have also had with a Sloan Flushometer that was causing a constant flushing toilet was due to the cracked plastic cap that covers the diaphragm. Sometimes the cracks can barley be seen which makes it tough to spot.

Thank You

Where or wich store to get that part. I am interested to look for it. Thanks for the video

VERY USEFULL INFORMATION

Thank you sir thank you for sharing your knowledge

Hi I just change the flushometer in a commercial toilet but it still running water for about 30 seconds vs 7 seconds in the other toilets. Do I need to adjust someting? Thanks great video

Thanks for the info

Great help💪

wow! this looks and works much better than my previous attempts hitting it lengthwise with a shovel handle. i didn't know what was going on inside (or that i could even turn it off!) and thought maybe there was a trapped air bubble i could disrupt and magically make it work again

Nice and easy, Thank You!

Nice video! I thought the music would continue haha. What do you think a good solution to a loose pipe, in two locations. From the wall and from the toilet base

thanks ken

Nice video Ken: what determined your part to replace? I am a "fix it" guy and not a plumber and struggling a little with identifying the correct replacement parts. The only info on the top "cap" is "Regal" if I go to my local plumbing store is this enough info to get the correct replacement parts? Thank you in advance......

Very helpful thank you

Hi Ken, I have a urinal flushometer on the building that even after I have replaced the diaphragm with three different ones brand new ( I ordered 6 from Grainger) still won't stop also the body is not corroded, it only works with a toilet flushometer 1.6 Gal. but I have to disarm it very often because after some time stop working, it doesn't flush no more, only after a disarm it and reinstall it again, that's why I started to wash videos to see if I can see somebody with something similar, I think I'm going to have to replace the whole Flushometer. I forgot to mention one thing, I have to reduce the pressure from the angle stop because the water doesn't go as fast as is coming from the flushometer and it over flows, but I increase the pressure for a little bit just to see if that was the problem but, not still it wont stop. :(

We just replaced the diaphram it is still flushing,what would be my next opposition?

Ken, I just replaced with a rebuild kit and problem solved. The next day I get a call saying their WC is still running continually 😂

Great!