Pompton Toilet Repair Parts
By Kohler
The Pompton toilet by Kohler has a distinctive look, and keeping it operating properly just requires a little care and the right repair parts. PlumbingSupply.com
® is pleased to offer the parts you need to keep this low profile toilet working correctly. Whether you need gaskets or all new float and fill valves, you'll find them right here. For more Kohler parts,
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Kohler Toilet
Pompton K-3400
Order replacement parts for the Pompton toilet below
Kohler Toilet Replacement Parts for the Pompton Toilet
One-Piece Model # K-3400
Kohler transitioned from the old style to the new style parts in 1973. Not sure if you have an old or new style toilet? Check around the model number stamped into your toilet tank for a 5 gpf (old) or 3.5 gpf (new) to help you determine which one you have. We are offering parts for the New Style float valve kit (#13 & #14 are still available from the old style)
Please Note: There are only slight differences between the two styles. The plungers (#4 and #6) in the old style are different than the plungers (#3 and #5) in the new style. The other difference is where the tank ball lift wire guide is located. The new style has the lift wire guide attached to the refill tube and the old style has the lift wire guide attached to a post on the flush valve seat.
If your tank ball lift wire guide is
attached to the refill tube then you have the new style and the plunger parts you will need are the #5 (#51429) plunger only
or the #3 (#30166) valve service kit. If your tank ball lift wire guide is attached to a post on the flush valve seat then you have the old style and the plunger parts you will need are the #6 (#51748) plunger only
or the #4 (#30100) plunger service kit.
Not sure which model toilet you have? Try looking under the toilet tank lid or inside of the toilet tank.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. "How do I find my Kohler model number?"
A. For our customers' convenience, we often list both the model number and the tank number of the Kohler toilets we offer parts for. If you already know your model number, that's great - but oftentimes this information won't be available to you. What you'll need to do then is look for the TANK number, which is right where you'd expect it to be on the inside of your toilet tank. Grab a flashlight, carefully remove your tank lid, place your lid somewhere safe, and look around inside your toilet tank for a 4-digit number beginning with either a 3 or a 4. Certain specialty toilets may have a 5-digit number starting with a 1. The number will be either molded into the porcelain or stamped on in blue or black ink. This is your tank number and you can use it to find the parts you need to fix your toilet.
Q. "There are letters and/or numbers after the model number inside my Kohler toilet tank - what do those mean?"
A. Kohler offers many variations of almost all their toilet models, and has experimented in the past with many different features. Typically, numbers (or a single letter/number combination like K4 or Y2) after the 4- or 5-digit model number indicate the color code for your toilet. If your model number is followed by letters, those usually have different meanings to indicate the features of your toilet or will indicate that you have a specialty Artist Edition toilet.
Code |
Meaning |
AA |
Water-Guard toilet flushing system - Old flush system that has long been discontinued |
EL |
Toilet with Elongated Bowl |
K |
Eco Lite tank |
L |
Bedpan lugs or a Pressure Lite flush system - Both older features that have been discontinued |
RA |
Tank with RIGHT side trip lever |
T |
Tank locking system (vandal-resistant feature usually on commercial toilets) |
U |
Insuliner® lined toilet tank |
UR |
Insuliner® lined toilet tank with RIGHT side trip lever |
X |
Peacekeeper® seat actuated flushing system - Discontinued |
Code |
Color Name |
Code |
Color Name |
Code |
Color Name |
0 |
White |
02 |
Spruce Green |
03 |
Lavender |
04 |
Suez Tan |
06 |
Skylight |
07 |
Black |
08 |
Cerulean Blue |
10 |
Peachblow |
12 |
Jersey Cream |
17 |
Teal |
18 |
Sunrise |
21 |
Avocado |
24 |
Expresso |
31 |
Harvest Gold |
32 |
New Orleans Blue |
33 |
Mexican Sand |
34 |
Fresh Green |
35 |
Pink Champagne |
40 |
Parchment |
41 |
Country Grey |
42 |
Aspen Green |
44 |
Swiss Chocolate |
45 |
Wild Rose |
47 |
Almond |
49 |
French Vanilla |
52 |
Navy |
53 |
Raspberry Puree |
55 |
Innocent Blush |
56 |
Tender Grey |
58 |
Thunder Grey |
68 |
Heron Blue |
71 |
Seafoam Green |
85 |
Merlot |
89 |
Desert Bloom |
95 |
Ice Grey |
96 |
Biscuit |
97 |
Timberline |
98 |
Chamois |
G9 |
Sandbar |
K4 |
Cashmere |
NG |
Tea Green |
S1 |
Biscuit Satin |
S2 |
White Satin |
W2 |
Earthen White |
Y2 |
Sunlight |
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