TOTO THU9090R adapter for installing a Washlet on an Aquia

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TOTO THU9090R adapter for extending the supply line farther lower to help with the Washlet installation on a TOTO Aquia.

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This converts the 7/8" female to 7/8" male threads as an extension.

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TOTO CST416M with the A200 Washlet. SW2024-01
 

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Got the Toto C200 washlet for my wife = happy wife, happy life, as they say..:D

Problem: the Tee-fitting supplied with the C200 [IMG_1691] has a bottom flange that is 7/8" IPS - so far so good - but this flange has a 1/8" thickness that is machined flat on the mating surface [IMG_1690]. This flat surface doesn't make a water-tight seal using the typical USA 7/8" & cone washer connection that toilet supply hoses here in the US come with.

What water supply hose connection type and/or washer do I need to connect to my angle stop? Will the Toto THU9090R hose extension's white plastic connector fit this flange? I'd prefer a hose that has a 3/8" compression fitting at the angle stop.

Thanks in advance!
 

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Got the Toto C200 washlet for my wife = happy wife, happy life, as they say..:D

Problem: the Tee-fitting supplied with the C200 [IMG_1691] has a bottom flange that is 7/8" IPS - so far so good - but this flange has a 1/8" thickness that is machined flat on the mating surface [IMG_1690]. This flat surface doesn't make a water-tight seal using the typical USA 7/8" & cone washer connection that toilet supply hoses here in the US come with.

Check the toilet supply lines at your favorite plumbing stuff place. Most of them, I think, have a flat washer rather than a cone.

You can use a little silicone grease on the washer. No tape.

Most have 3/8 compression on the other end -- just what you want.
 

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Thanks will make a run at it with a proper plumbing supply shop. All Home Despot's 7/8" fittings had a small brass cone in the base, which made the connection not sealable with the Toto flat-faced Tee fitting and its flat washer. Stay tuned.
 

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The tee comes with an extra washer for the fill valve. Use one on the top of the fitting, and save the second one. The flex connector has a washer already on it's end.

And the new one.
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