| How to replace a toilet | | | | 4) Line up the holes on the bottom of the toilet bowl |
| 1) Shut off the water supply to the flush tank. | | | | with the anchor bolts and set it on the flange. Make |
| 2) Flush the toilet and use a sponge to soak-up the | | | | sure not to move the anchor bolts to the wide side |
| remaining water from both toilet and flush tank. | | | | of the flange slots. |
| 3) Disconnect the water supply line from tank or, | | | | 5) Put some pressure on the bowl until it seats flush |
| from the water supply line. | | | | on the ground. |
| 4) Disconnect and remove the flush tank from the | | | | 6) Install the washers and fasten the nuts to the |
| toilet. | | | | bolts until the bowl is secured in place. |
| 5) Remove the tank and put it aside or discard it. | | | | Install the flush tank. |
| 6) Disconnect the toilet bowl by removing the nuts | | | | 1) Lay the tank on the toilet. (Make sure to center |
| from the anchor bolts bolt that secures the toilet | | | | the rubber seal properly). |
| bowl to the floor and remove the toilet bowl. | | | | 2) Slide the rubber washers onto the bolts and slide |
| Installing The Toilet | | | | the bolts through the small holes at the bottom of |
| 1) Clean the floor flange from all wax. | | | | the flush tank. (From the inside of the flush tank). |
| 2) Install new anchor bolts on the flange. Make sure | | | | 3) Use the nuts supplied with the hardware kit to |
| to slide the bolts to the narrow side of the slot on | | | | secure the tank to the toilet. |
| the flange. | | | | 4) Connect the water line back on and test for leaks |
| 3) Put the wax seal on the flange, or on the bottom | | | | by flushing the toilet. |
| of the toilet bowl. (Make sure to purchase the right | | | | 5) Check for any water leaks. Tighten the fasteners |
| thickness wax seal. | | | | as needed, until the leaks stop. |