Name: Zurn AquaFlush Z6003-WS1 Flush Valve (Discontinued)
Brand: Zurn
SKU: 107724
Availability: OutOfStock

Description

Chloramine-resistant, dual seal diaphragm with a clog resistant by-pass
ADA-compliant with a non-hold open and no leak handle feature
High back pressure vacuum breaker
One-piece hex coupling nut
Adjustable tailpiece
Spud coupling and flange for top spud connection
Control stop has internal siphon-guard protection

Manufacturer Info

Zurn manufactures one of the largest plumbing products packages in the world. This wide variety of products and its commitment to quality make Zurn a leading manufacturer of plumbing products and accessories.


Kully Item #	107724
Manufacturer	Zurn
Model #	Z6003-WS1
Toilet/Urinal	Urinal
Gallons Per Flush (GPF)	1.0 GPF
Spud Size	3/4"

Documents

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Q: our flush valve runs for over one minute and more than a gallon is there an adjustment to the run cycle to save water?

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Posted on Tuesday, January 2, 2018 on product Zurn AquaFlush Z6003-WS1 Flush Valve (Discontinued)

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If this Zurn Flush Valve is running on longer than normal, it is most likely caused by a defective Diaphragm.

There is no adjustment. You can try to clean the small bypass hole near the edge of the diaphragm. If that doesn't work, we recommend replacing the diaphragm kit.

Replacement Diaphragm Kits:

EWS-0.5 GPF = Part #107739
WS1-1.0 GPF = Part #107740
WS-1.5 GPF = Part #107741

If you have any other questions our experts are here to help! Call or text 800-518-5388

Posted by Kully Supply on Thursday, January 4, 2018

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Q: What do we need to look at when the flush handle needs to be held down in order for the flush valve to operate?

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Posted on Wednesday, October 19, 2016 on product Zurn AquaFlush Z6003-WS1 Flush Valve (Discontinued)

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A: It may be that you have low water pressure going to your valve; the valves operate best between 30-70 PSI. If pressure is not an issue then it may be that you have the wrong gallons per flush diaphragm in the valve; the diaphragm GPF will need to match the GPF of the porcelain in order to provide the correct amount of water through to flush.

Posted by Kully Supply on Wednesday, October 19, 2016