Flush Valve Repair Kit, Closet Valve, 4.5 gpf

Sloan 3301036 Diaphragm-Type Flush Valve Repair Kit – 6-Piece Assembly for 17.0 Lpf Valves

The Sloan 3301036 repair kit is designed to restore diaphragm flushometer functionality in high-consumption 17.0 liters per flush (lpf) toilet systems. This 6-piece kit includes core components needed to replace worn internal mechanisms, extending valve service life and ensuring continued flushing performance in commercial and institutional installations.

Intended for use with Sloan Royal and Regal diaphragm flush valves, this repair kit is manufactured in the USA and built to meet the performance demands of heavy-use restrooms. All components are constructed from materials selected for resistance to wear and chemical degradation.

Kit Components

• Diaphragm Assembly – Controls pressure and water delivery during the flush cycle.
• Relief Valve – Maintains proper internal pressure regulation for consistent operation.
• Guide Assembly – Guides diaphragm alignment and supports flush consistency.
• Molded Disc – Creates a reliable seal to prevent valve leakage.
• Coupling Nut – Connects upper and lower chambers of the flush valve body.
• Cover – Provides access to the diaphragm while protecting internal components.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Sloan
• Part Number: 3301036
• System Type: Diaphragm Flushometer
• Flush Volume: 17.0 liters per flush
• Application: Toilet flush valve maintenance and repair
• Origin: Made in USA
• Total Components: 6 pieces

Installation Overview

This kit is suitable for professionals performing routine service or emergency repair on Sloan diaphragm valve systems. Installation requires basic tools and familiarity with flushometer internals. Ensure system water supply is shut off and follow all manufacturer-recommended procedures for safe removal and replacement of internal parts.

• Tools Required: Adjustable wrench, flat-head screwdriver
• Recommended Personnel: Licensed plumber or trained maintenance technician
• Estimated Service Time: Varies by condition and valve access, generally under 30 minutes