Oldtownoak
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I just installed a new Fluidmaster 400A and there is a leak from the valve cap. Any ideas as to why this is happening? Surely, the seal isn’t bad on a brand new fill valve.
I don’t have a problem with replacing the seal but on a brand new fluidmaster that is giving the symptoms the OP is describing, changing the seal does nothing.My old foreman from a long time ago made us change the discs before changing the whole fluid master, he was the same guy that made us rebuild, Chicago stems, and flushometers,and other rebuildable things
,To this day I won't install compete flushometer kits from Sloan,they are more money and I have the new people rebuild them just so they know how to,off topic but l
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Sounds goodI don’t have a problem with replacing the seal but on a brand new fluidmaster that is giving the symptoms the OP is describing, changing the seal does nothing.
It’s a known defect to me on brand new 400a’s.
You like that squeal they let out when they cut off at the end of the cycle ?Try Korky. I'm not a plumber but I like them.