Introduction
These steps describe how to disassemble a Toto E-Max Fill Valve. Please note that one helpful commenter suggested that they did not need to remove the fill valve from the toilet before flushing it; you can therefore regard the early instructions on removing the fill valve from the toilet as possibly optional.
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Shut off the stop valve underneath the toilet by turning it clockwise until it becomes hand tight.
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Disconnect the fill valve's rubber refill tube from the top of the overflow tube.
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Push down the flush lever.
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Hold the lever down until water stops draining from the tank.
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Use a sponge to soak up and remove any remaining water from the toilet tank.
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Periodically squeeze the excess water from the sponge.
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Place a bucket under the supply tube to catch any dripping water.
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Turn the coupling nut on the supply tube clockwise until it releases from the threaded shank on the bottom of the tank.
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Using an adjustable wrench, turn the locknut on the threaded shank counter-clockwise until it becomes loose.
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This is our friend the Toto E-Max Fill valve. Unfortunately, she is leaking. Specifically, the shutoff is incomplete, so water continues to flow even after the float is fully lifted.
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The next step is to remove the green top cap. It's held on by tabs, light flexing should allow you to remove it.
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Here is the valve lever[*]. We need to remove it. It's held in by two pegs. Each one is attached to a flexible tang. use a thin blade or screwdriver to push each tang in, while gently lifting the lever.
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[*} I have no idea if this is the right name.
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Here we see one peg released. Note that I'm applying very gentle lifting pressure, not prying it upward.
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Valve lever released! You are a champion. BTW, I made up the name "valve lever". I hope you're not laughing at me.
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This is the other end of the valve lever. You should be able to easily release it from the green collar.
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Next, gently pop off the green collar that links the valve lever to the threaded float lift shaft.
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Gently snap the white float pole out of the jaws of the top cap. When you do this, the float assembly will drop.
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Rotate the valve cover an eighth of a turn counter-clockwise to release it.
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Yay! We got to the valve seal. Clean it off or replace it, and reverse steps to reassemble.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Thank you! I did not expect to find a guide for a Toto toilet repair on a (mainly) electronics site, but here it is!
It worked perfectly when my toilet started running continuously on a Saturday evening.
I was able to take everything apart without even removing it from the tank, so it was a 15min fix!
Thank you!
