How do you tighten a toilet seat with no access underside?

In these situations, you can hold the nut in place with a pair of pliers while using the screwdriver to tighten the bolts. The wing located on the nut will prevent the bolt from turning back on itself by locking it in place. Again, keep tightening the bolt until the seat feels secure.
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How do I stop my toilet seat from moving sideways?

How to Fix a Loose Toilet: Locate and install seat stabilizers. Then install a set of toilet seat stabilizers, such as Safe-T-Bumpers. Loop the rubber band around the toilet seat and center the stabilizers so they touch the inside rim of the bowl. Drill a starter hole and secure the stabilizers with screws from the kit ...
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Why does my toilet move when I sit?

Toilets wobble when they aren't held securely to the floor, and if you let the wobble persist, they can leak and give you more serious problems. More often than not, the wobble is caused by loose toilet bolts, but the flange may also be responsible. It may be corroded, broken or set too high.
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How do you tighten a Haron toilet seat?

Insert bolt in pan hole. Add washer flat side upwards and hand tighten the nut using the nut key. Use nut key to partially tighten. Place toilet seat hinge bar holes over hinge posts to align the hinge posts in correct position.
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How does a soft close toilet seat hinge work?

A slow close toilet seat is basically one that closes on its own as soon as you start to push it down. What is this? Gravity controls it but special, tensioned hinges control the gravity. This is where the slow part comes in so there's no slamming down.
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Fixing loose toilet seat w/hidden screws or bolts



Why does my soft close toilet seat not stay up?

The most common reason toilet seats won't stay up is because the seat was installed too far back towards the tank. Unscrew the seat, pull it as far forward as you can, and retighten. This should give your seat the extra angle it needs to stay upright.
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How do I know which Toto toilet seat I have?

Look on the underside of the lid for a black ink stamp. You will see "ST" or "CST," followed by three numbers. This is the model of your toilet.
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Where is Toto washlet release button?

Step 2: Locate and Push Release Button

Reach your right hand around the side of the washlet and locate the release button. Push the button in while you pull the washlet toward you. The washlet will slide right off the mounting plate on the back of the toilet.
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Why does my toilet moves side to side?

If the flange is a little higher than the surrounding flooring, the toilet becomes raised slightly in the center, allowing it to rock to either side. This problem can develop over time, such as when the wax seal becomes faulty or when a surrounding floor settles a little.
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Why does my toilet keep coming loose?

Probably the easiest fix, your loose toilet may simply be due to your loose toilet mounting bolts needing to be tightened. Simply remove the small plastic bolt caps at the base of your toilet (they will be on each side, and can be pried off with a small screwdriver).
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Are toilet seat hinges standard?

Toilet Seat Fixing:

There are two main types of hinge fixings, top fixing and bottom fitting, and it is worth noting that not all hinges are suitable for all toilets.
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What are the different types of toilet seat fittings?

Types Of Toilet Seat Fittings

There are two types of toilet seat fixings: Bottom Fixings and Top Fixings. Top fixing toilets seats work by feeding two bolts into the pan which are then tightened from the top. Bottom toilet seat fixings are fitted from the top and then tightened from underneath, often with wing nuts.
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Are all toilet seat fittings the same?

Do all toilet seats fit the same? The simple answer is no, there are a range of different toilet seat fittings. Some are bottom fixing (fitted from beneath the fixing holes) and some are top fixing (usually required when there isn't access to the bottom of the pan, e.g. with a fully shrouded toilet).
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