Sloan 3303398 Push Button Repair Kit C-9-A Flushometers

Product Description

The SLOAN 3303398, also cataloged as C-70-A, is a complete push button repair kit for C-9-A concealed flushometer assemblies. The kit includes a plunger, spring, bushing, U-cup seal, and gaskets - all the components required to rebuild a failing push button assembly to original factory performance. Built with brass and industrial-grade rubber, it is suited for the wear cycles common in commercial and institutional restrooms. Licensed plumbers and commercial service technicians install this kit to address sticking buttons, inconsistent flushing, or water leaking from the push button port without replacing the entire valve body.

This repair kit is designed for use with Sloan C-9-A push button assemblies found in concealed flushometer installations. Concealed flushometers are standard in commercial restrooms, locker rooms, correctional facilities, and institutional buildings where the valve body is recessed behind a wall panel. The kit is compatible with Sloan Concealed Royal and Crown series flushometers. Typical service scenarios include routine maintenance rebuilds and leak-call repairs in high-traffic facilities where push button assemblies cycle repeatedly throughout the day.

Key Features

• Complete rebuild kit: plunger, spring, bushing, U-cup seal, and gaskets included
• Genuine OEM replacement part - factory part number C-70-A, Sloan SKU 3303398
• Brass and industrial-grade rubber construction for commercial service life
• Resolves sticking push buttons, inconsistent flush cycles, and push button port leaks
• Direct fit for C-9-A push button assemblies - no machining or modification required

Compatibility

Designed for use with Sloan C-9-A push button assemblies. Compatible with Sloan Concealed Royal and Crown series flushometers.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber familiar with commercial flushometer service. Shut off the water supply to the flushometer and relieve line pressure before disassembling the push button port. Follow applicable local plumbing codes and the manufacturer service instructions when reassembling the valve. Inspect the valve seat and surrounding trim for corrosion or damage before installing the new kit.