[2-Pack] Toilet Tank Silicone Flapper Seal Gasket 3" Compatible with American St

Description

EXACT REPLACEMENT 7381424-100.0070A VORMAX SILICONE SEALS - There’s no need to replace the entire assembly for a simple leak. These silicone seals fit for 7381657-200.0070A American Standard VorMax Flapper Assembly. These flapper valve seals are 3 inches in diameter with 5 knobs that match the mounting holes in the flapper assembly.
COMPATIBLE WITH DUAL FLUSH VORMAX TOILETS - Specific compatible models include VorMax 4270A, 4370A, 4515A, Townsend VorMax (2922A104.222, 2922A105.020, and 2922A104.020), and the Esteem VorMax series models. Consult your owner’s manual for the required silicone part number for your VorMax Toilet model.
DURABLE AND RELIABLE REPLACEMENT VORMAX SILICONE FLAPPERS - Tired of replacing your VorMax toilet’s silicone flappers every year? Our replacement silicone flapper seals for select VorMax toilets are cost-effective as they have better durability, remaining usable longer than stock flapper seals.
EASY TO INSTALL SILICONE SEALS - It takes less than 5 minutes to install these silicone seals for VorMax toilets. First, you’ll need to identify the side that’s leaking, drain the tank, remove the old silicone seals, replace them with new seals, and fill the tank back up.
VALUE PACK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - You’ll never know when your VorMax toilet’s silicone seals fail. That’s why you need to always have replacement flapper seals on hand. Avoid costly repairs and high water bills due to leaking tanks. These easy to install 2-pack silicone seals will save your VorMax toilets.
Solve VorMax Toilets Leaking Issues
Most of the time, the reason for VorMax toilet tank leaks is failing flapper seals. There are several reasons for this failure, but several types of tank cleaners may cause the silicone seals to degrade prematurely.
But what are the signs that you need to replace VorMax toilet silicone seals?
1.The silicone seal develops “bubbles” around the edges that create channels for water to pass through, slowly draining the tank.
2.Water refills the tank even before you can flush the toilet. This is better known as “phantom flushing”.
3.Water levels in the tank drop but the automatic float still refills to the right level, triggering the flush valve to stop the water.
Signs 2 and 3 happen in a cycle every 15 minutes. It’s particularly noticeable as you sit in the toilet, just doing your business. If left unchecked, you’ll find your water bill skyrocketing! Replace these silicone seals as soon as you can.
To stop the cycle of replacing these silicone seals every six months, our replacement 7381424-100.0070A VorMax Silicone Seals are longer-lasting and less likely to deform from regular use.