Oatey PP830-9L Flush Valve Actuating Assembly

Product Description

The OATEY PP830-9L is a flush valve actuating assembly designed to restore proper flushing action in toilet tank systems. This replacement unit activates the flush valve when the handle is depressed, translating mechanical input into the lift force needed to open the valve seat and release water into the bowl. It is a new-style design intended for direct replacement of a worn or broken actuating unit. Plumbers and experienced DIYers install this part during toilet rebuild or flush system repair services. The assembly ships one unit per bag and weighs 0.28 pounds.

This actuating assembly is suited for residential toilet repair applications where the existing flush mechanism has worn, broken, or lost tension. It is specified for American Standard flush valve systems, Models 5 and 6. It fits tank-style toilets that use a lever-and-arm actuating mechanism connected to the flush valve. The part is a direct drop-in replacement that does not require modification to the tank or valve body in supported applications.

Key Features

• New-style actuating assembly for updated fitment and improved durability over older designs
• Direct replacement format - no tank or valve body modification required in supported applications
• Lightweight construction at 0.28 pounds for easy single-technician handling
• Sold as one complete assembly per bag, ready for immediate installation
• Compact footprint designed to fit within standard toilet tank dimensions

Compatibility

Compatible with American Standard flush valve systems, Models 5 and 6, new style.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or a knowledgeable DIYer with basic hand tools. Shut off the water supply valve at the wall before removing the tank lid or disconnecting any internal components. Drain residual water from the tank before beginning disassembly of the actuating unit. Refer to local plumbing codes (IPC) and the manufacturer instructions for guidance on proper reassembly and function testing before returning the fixture to service.