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Model numbers for KOHLER products contain a base number, followed by a dash, and series of letters and numbers. KOHLER model numbers have a "K" in front of the base number. The "K" may not be included on certain product labels and when stamped onto the product itself. Read Article

KOHLER faucets are designed for the homeowner to repair. Installing new valves in a two-handle faucet is something almost anyone can do! Read Article

To identify the model number of your shower valve, first remove the trim, or handle and decorative plate. This allows you to expose the valve for proper identification. For assistance with removing the trim, refer to "Identify and Remove Single-Control Bath and Shower Trim." Read Article

It is important for the tank to have the proper amount of water to ensure the toilet flushes properly.

KOHLER toilets have a water level indicator located on the flush valve or on the tank wall. The water level is raised or lowered by adjusting the float on the fill valve. Read Article

Turn off water to the faucet. Remove the plug button from the handle. Loosen the screw underneath the plug button to remove the handle. Unscrew the bonnet counterclockwise to expose the valve and the mounting nut…Read Article