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LarryH50
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Is there an adjustment for the bowl water level? If so, where is it located?


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If you lift the pedal with your foot, water will flow into the bowl. Stop at the desired level of water. Smile


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Thanks for your reply George. That's what we've been doing. I thought there might be an adjustment to set it at a higher level, without manually lifting the foot pedal each time. Of course, now we get extra strength-building exercises each time we flush. Smile


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