Lexington Series Toilet Repair Parts
by American Standard
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® are pleased to offer American Standard Lexington replacement parts. Replacement parts for many toilets are sometimes difficult to find, but if you need a flush valve mounting kit or an actuating unit, we have what you need!
American Standard Toilet
The Lexington
Model# 2037
Order replacement parts for the Lexington below
Replacement Parts for American Standard Lexington Series Toilets
One Piece Model - #2037.100 (Elongated)
Please note: If your toilet model number is 2037 and you have a trip lever instead of a push button, you most likely have an
Inga toilet. American Standard discontinued the Inga toilet in 1995, and it was replaced by the Lexington.
- Chlorine, hard, and acidic water is what breaks down the rubber in your flapper and fill valves -
- Save money and water by replacing these toilet parts before they wear out -
Replacement Parts for American Standard Lexington Series Toilets
One Piece Models - #2007.012 & 2006.014
American Standard Toilet Parts By Series
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. "I purchased the #738109-0070A flush valve. How do you properly install it?"
A. To install the #738109-0070A, use the flat disc (installation driver/flush valve wrench) included with the flush valve and place it inside the flush valve so the slots on the disc line up with the vertical
ridges on the plastic insert inside the flush valve. Use a large screwdriver or a 3/8" socket extension and turn the disc counterclockwise to loosen the compression washer to the smallest diameter in order to place the flush valve
into the hole in the bottom of the tank. Rotate the flush valve as needed to keep the fill valve rod or tank lever out of the way of the overflow tube. Now turn the flat disc clockwise to begin tightening the flush valve. As the flush
valve is tightened the washer will begin to compress evenly on the inside of the tank hole. The flush valve may want to rotate from your set position so you will have to hold the overflow tube with one hand as you are tightening. Tighten
until the flush valve is firmly in place. Remove the disc (installation driver) and install the flapper. Test for leaks.
Q. "Are all American Standard® parts 'standard' and are ALL their products and parts made in America?"
A. A number of their products are made overseas (as is the case with many other plumbing manufacturers as well). Please do not assume that all products made by American Standard (Am. Stan.) are made in the U.S. The word "standard" and "American Standard®" are NOT identical. Most of their faucet parts will only fit their brand (as is the case with their competitors as well). Many of their toilet parts will only fit their brand of toilet. Not all of American Standard® parts are universal ("standard"). We get this question frequently, and it is probably because some people assume that since they have the word "standard" as part of their name that they must be using parts that are "standard"; as in universally fitting. Just as car bumpers don't fit on all brands of cars, parts for "standard" toilets and faucets will generally not fit on other brands. Generally you must buy parts specifically made for (designed to fit) your specific brand of toilet/faucets, etc.
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Read our comprehensive Toilet Repair Information & FAQs to learn how your toilet works, how to find the right replacement parts, and how to fix common problems.
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