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We had the gas line upgraded to the proper size by one of their authorized installers and confirmed with two other tech support reps that the gas in adequate. Flow into the unit has been tested and is fine.

The gas line supply is now sufficient. Confirmed with Noritz. 1" for about 45 feet and 3/4" for about 10 feet down to the very short flex. It used to be 1/2" for the last 10 feet before the modifications.

So we had this reinstalled by a Nortiz tankless water heater installer back in July 2011. Here are the photos. What do you all think? For "Master Plumber Mark" - It never was installed into a chimmney. Still having some issues with the water suddenly going cold. Nortiz technical support...

We have a Nortiz tankless water heater model N-069M. It takes a little while to get the hot water going. After being in the shower for about 10 minutes, it suddenly goes ice cold. And I mean REALLY cold. It takes a good full 3-5 minutes before the hot water gradually comes back. No other...

Hi Thomas, I've had the same problem with one of my Kohler Rialtos; a very slight trickle stream into the bowl. It also appeared that my fill valve was leaking drip by drip from the top of the assembly from the screws the sealed the o-ring. A VERY strange phenomenon I discovered...

Grazzy, do you happen to remember the manufacture and model # of the flapper you found at Ferguson's?

ONE boat anchor that has a leaking flush ball that needs a new flapper. TWO other boat anchors working fine. Hope that clarifies.

Buying three new toilets are not an option or in my budget. I was able to find replacment parts for the entire fill valve assembly for under $30 at Ace Hardware. Kohler sells this part for $120.15. Big difference. Kohler also sells what I am looking for - flush ball for $39.05. I would...

Hi All, I have one of those boat anchors a pre 1998 Rialto Kohler K3402 made in 1992. Thanks to this forum I was able to replace the entire fill valve system due to it constantly running or leaking at the top three screws. Now I have a problem with a leak at the flush ball (or flapper)...