Larsen Supply Co 04-1823 Toilet Tank Flush Lever

Product Description

The Larsen Supply Co 04-1823 is a chrome toilet tank flush lever designed as a direct OEM-style replacement for American Standard toilets. The lever features a 45-degree plastic arm measuring 6 inches, providing the correct geometry for proper tank operation. The chrome finish matches standard residential hardware and resists corrosion in the wet tank environment. This part ships individually carded for easy identification at the counter or job site. Plumbers and service technicians install this lever during tank repair or routine fixture maintenance where the original flush handle has cracked, corroded, or failed to actuate the flapper reliably.

This flush lever is suited for residential toilet tank repair and replacement applications. It is referenced as a replacement for OEM part 47242 on American Standard toilet tanks. The 45-degree arm angle is specific to the tank geometry on compatible American Standard units, so confirming the arm angle and trip lever hole size before installation is recommended. The carded packaging makes it a practical stocking item for plumbing supply counters and service vans alike.

Key Features

• Chrome finish for corrosion resistance in wet tank environments
• 45-degree plastic arm angle for correct flapper actuation geometry
• 6-inch arm length matches OEM fitment dimensions
• Replaces OEM reference part 47242
• Carded packaging for easy point-of-sale and van-stock identification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement referencing American Standard part 47242. Verify arm angle and tank trip lever spud size before installation to confirm fitment on the specific toilet tank model being serviced.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Shut off the water supply at the angle stop and flush the tank to drain before removing the old lever. The mounting nut inside the tank uses reverse threads on many toilet tanks, so turn clockwise to loosen. Do not overtighten the mounting nut, as plastic tank ears can crack under excess torque.