Cadet 3 FloWise Elongated Toilet

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MSRP: $298 - $370

4.7 / 5

Model Numbers

2832.128, 738903-XXX0A, 735121-400, 4021.813, 4021.513, 4021.613, 4021.713, 4021.913, 4021.128, 3014.001, 5321.110
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Smarter design for higher performance and fewer clogs – all at a great price. The Cadet® 3 series toilets come in a variety of styles; one piece and two piece models, elongated and round front bowls, right height and compact versions and even water efficient models that flush on just 1.28 gallons per flush. The Cadet 3 is a hard working versatile series with superior performance.

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About This Product

High efficiency, ultra-low consumption (4.8Lpf/1.28 gpf), utilizes 20% less water

Meets EPA WaterSense® criteria

Combination bowl and tank, less seat

12" (305mm) rough

EverClean® Surface

Siphon action jetted bowl

Fully glazed 2-1/8" trapway

Generous 9" x 8" water surface area

Closed-coupled tank with flat tank lid

Oversized 3" flush valve

Chrome-plated trip lever

Speed Connect® tank-to-bowl coupling system

Sanitary bar with four point tank stabilization

Two color-matched bolt caps

100% factory flush tested

5 year warranty

Nominal Dimensions -
Length x Width x Height:
30-1/4" x 17-1/4" x 28-7/8"
(768 x 438 x 733mm)

Fixtures & Components
Repair Parts

Main Fixtures

2832.128 - Cadet 3 FloWise Elongated Toilet (1.28gpf/4.8Lpf)

Estimated List Price: $298 - $370
- High efficiency, ultra-low consumption, utilizes 20% less water
- 2832128.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $292.00
- 2832128.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $365.00
- 2832128.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $365.00

Add. Fixture/Component Parts

738903-XXX0A - Trip Lever (Specify finish)

Estimated List Price: $25.00 - $28.00
- Available in Chrome (002) and Satin (295).
735121-400 - Tank Cover (specify color)

Estimated List Price: $61.00 - $76.00
- Available in White (020), Bone (021), Linen (222) and Black (178)
- 735121-400.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $61.00
- 735121-400.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $76.00
- 735121-400.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $76.00
4021.813 - 1.28 gpf Tank complete with coupling components, tank trim and trip lever on Right Hand Side

Estimated List Price: $105
- Only available in white
- 4021813.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $104.00
- 4021813.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $130.00
- 4021813.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $130.00
4021.513 - Cadet 3 FloWise Tank - 12" Rough

Estimated List Price: $153 - $191
- Tank complete with Aquaguard™ Liner
- Not available in black
- 4021513.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $153.00
- 4021513.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $191.00
- 4021513.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $191.00
4021.613 - Cadet 3 FloWise Tank - 12" Rough

Estimated List Price: $133
- Tank complete with tank cover locking device
- 4021613.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $133.00
- 4021613.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $166.00
- 4021613.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $166.00
4021.713 - Cadet 3 FloWise Tank - 12" Rough

Estimated List Price: $186
- Tank complete with Aquaguard™ liner and tank cover locking device
- 4021713.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $188.00
- 4021713.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $235.00
- 4021713.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $235.00
4021.913 - Cadet 3 FloWise Tank - 12" Rough

Estimated List Price: $138
- Tank complete with tank cover locking device and trip lever on right side
- 4021913.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $138.00
- 4021913.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $173.00
- 4021913.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $173.00

Required Components

4021.128 - 1.28 gpf Tank complete with coupling components and tank trim

Estimated List Price: $100 - $124
- 4021128.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $124.00
- 4021128.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $124.00
- 4021128.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $99.00
3014.001 - Elongated Bowl with bolt caps

Estimated List Price: $198.00 - $246.00
- For use with 1.6 gpf and 1.28 gpf tanks
- 3014.001.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $198.00
- 3014.001.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $246.00
- 3014.001.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $246.00

Optional Components

5321.110 - EverClean® Elongated Seat with Cover and Slow Close Snap-Off Hinges

Estimated List Price: $89.00 - $109.00
- Complete with bolts, nuts and washers
- Available in White (020), Bone (021), Linen (222) and Black (178)
- 5321110.222 - Linen (222)
  Estimated List Price: $109.00
- 5321110.021 - Bone (021)
  Estimated List Price: $109.00
- 5321110.178 - Black (178)
  Estimated List Price: $117.00
- 5321110.020 - White (020)
  Estimated List Price: $89.00

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American StandardCadet 3 FloWise Elongated Toilet

4.7

(based on 13 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Attractive (6)
Efficient flush (5)
Water efficient (5)
Easy installation (4)
Durable (3)

Cons

Best Uses

Bathroom (5)
Guest bathroom (3)
Master bathroom (3)

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- Midrange shopper (4), Casual do-it-yourselfer (3)

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5/9/2012

5.0

***** Excellent Product!

By Angelique1969

from Clermont, FL

About Me Professional

Pros

Attractive Design
Durable
Stays Clean
Water saver

Cons

NONE

Best Uses

Bathroom

Comments about American Standard Cadet 3 FloWise Elongated Toilet:

My husband (plumber) installed this for us in our master bathroom. This uses less water so saves us money on our water bill and it stays clean. Gotta love that!

4/25/2012

4.0

Great Toilet

By Larry

from Lakeside, Oregon

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Attractive Design
Durable

Cons

Best Uses

Bathroom

Comments about American Standard Cadet 3 FloWise Elongated Toilet:

We have purchased two of these toilets over a year ago, both are working great. I was very excited about easy clean finish until our company bathroom started showing a slight water line. I am currently working with customer service on this problem. The most used toilet is in perfect condition, I would recommend, and I have recommended, this toilet to anyone who is in need to purchase a toilet. Uses very little water to flush, looks tidy and neat.

4/12/2012

4.0

one of the best toilets out their

By TPH

from canon city , co

About Me Professional

Pros

Attractive Design
Durable
Great instructions

Cons

Best Uses

Bathroom

Comments about American Standard Cadet 3 FloWise Elongated Toilet:

easy to put together, attractive product

2/15/2012

5.0

I like this toilet

By Diane

from Colchester, CT.

About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Attractive Design
Comfortable
Flushes okay
Looks nice

Cons

Tank instr could be bettr

Best Uses

Comments about American Standard Cadet 3 FloWise Elongated Toilet:

Everyone I know who has a toilet tank like this, has trouble getting the tank tight/stable enough. I got my answer on the Question/Answers section here. The instructions should be clearer on this installation and there should be something under Troubleshooting.

1/24/2012

5.0

good quality product

By huckleberry finn

from springfield, oregon

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Attractive Design
Ease of installationconc
Great instructions

Cons

Had to replace tank

Best Uses

Bathroom

Comments about American Standard Cadet 3 FloWise Elongated Toilet:

lo flow conserves our water use
quality of product means I will not have to replace it.
the elongated model for easier use for us older folks.

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Q:
Must have used an abrasive cleaner that caused bowl's finish inside to peel and look horrible. Is it possible to repair or reglaze the inner bowl to avoid replacing?
Asked on 3/4/2012 by julie
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  toilets are glazed this glaze should not peel. it is possible that the cleaner it self left a film and it peeled
  Answered on 4/12/2012 by TPH from canon city , co
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  A:
  Please call into our customer care line with more information. Our number is 1-800-442-1902, prompts 1 and 4. One of our reps will be able to assist you with this.
  Answered on 3/6/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
Should there be any movement in the tank when it is installed properly?
Asked on 2/15/2012 by Diane from Colchester, CT.
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  Thank you for your questions concerning your toilet. The tank is meant to fit securely onto the bowl. The tank to bowl gasket, which is very thick, gives the impression that the tank cannot fit further down onto the bowl. If the tank was placed onto the back of the bowl, without the gasket between them, and they can be placed flush together, then that is the optimum placement for the connection. When the gasket is between them, you will have a slight difference in placement, but the tank should sit in the same position.
  
  The best way to install the tank is to place the tank directly over the bolt holes to see how the tank will fit onto the bowl. This is not a necessary step but may help inexperienced installers. Be careful not to slam the tank down or the china may crack. After seeing how to place the tank, pull the tank off, put the gasket on the bottom of the tank, and then reapply the tank as you did before. Have a helper gently shift the tank down and back so that it stays in position. Keep tightening the bolts by hand, a little on each side, until you cannot tighten any more. Then use a wrench or deep socket wrench to tighten each side 1/4 turn until the tank meets the bowl. The tank should never rock or be loose. If it is, it is not tightened down properly, and you may have to remove the tank and try starting the process over. If you are concerned that you may break the tank, wait a week for the gasket to flatten out and retighten another 1/4 turn each side until snug. Do not over-tighten the bolts or the tank will crack under the pressure.
  Answered on 2/16/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
The little yellow float on the chain above the flapper kept catching under the flapper, so I removed it. Now the little chain that was left catches once in a while. Why is the little yellow float there? How can I make it, or the chain, not catch under the flapper when the toilet is flushed? (An earlier model we had, didn't have the yellow float and it worked great).
Asked on 1/29/2012 by Scot from Los Angeles
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  A:
  Please call into our customer care line for assistance. Our number is 1-800-442-1902, prompts 1 and 4 and one of our reps will assist you.
  Answered on 1/30/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
cadet 3 elongated 17" height installed 1 week ago - tank bolt on right side is leaking slowly. Plumber and my check are long gone. Recommendations?
Asked on 1/26/2012 by Anonymous
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  Please call into our customer care line at 1-800-442-1902, prompts 1 and 4 andn one of our reps will assist you with a new tank to bowl coupling kit.
  Answered on 1/27/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
Installed a cadet 3 and there seems to be a small amount of water accumulating on the lip under the tank. I'm concerned about overtightening the tank bolts and can't seem to locate the source of the leak.
Asked on 1/11/2012 by kb from bellevue, NE
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  If there is any wobble in your tank you will need to loosen it back up and alternate small turns back and forth, left to right and this will allow it to come down straight and sit flush with the bowl. If not, you may have a leaking tank to bowl gasket. Please call our customer care line at 1-800-442-1902 for technical fixtures and one of our reps will order that for you.
  Answered on 1/12/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
I'm noticing a few drops of water splashing up from the bowl when I flush my new Cadet 3. Is there anything I can do short of having to exchange it and install all over again?
Asked on 1/6/2012 by Geoff from Lebanon, NH
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  Thank you for your questions about your toilet. The test for the acceptable water level in the bowl is to fill the bowl slowly from a 3-gallon bucket. Once the bowl seems to reach the same water level, regardless of how much water is put into it, then it is at the normal level for that bowl. In order to increase the amount of water in the bowl you want to :
  
  1. Make sure that the supply line is fully open.
  2. Make sure that the refill hose is in the refill tube.
  3. Raise the Fluidmaster float cup by screwing it up about a 1/2" at a time.
  4. Flush the toilet and see if the water level rises in the bowl. You may want to take a grease pencil and mark where the original water line was before adjustments were made.
  5. If you need to, raise the level of the Fluidmaster again. You can safely raise it to 1/2" from the top of the refill tube.
  6. If you still do not have enough water in the bowl, you can pull off the refill hose from the Fluidmaster Water Control, remove the flow restrictor, and replace the refill hose. This will cause water to fill faster into the bowl, before the tank fills up.
  
  If you still have problems, you need to call one of our representatives to further diagnose the problem. You may call Technical Customer Service at 1-800-442-1902, and then press option 1 for Consumer, then option 1 for Technical Support. Our office is open Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., EST and Saturday 8am - 6pm. Be prepared to have your model number, color of your model, month/year of purchase, name, street address and phone number. Any of our qualified technical customer service representatives will be glad to assist you. (Canadian customers should call 1-800-387-0369 or 1-905-306-1093 in Toronto, Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., EST.)
  Answered on 1/10/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
We just installed a Cadet 3 Flowise toilet with the Everclean surface. I am concerned about what cleaners can be used without damaging the surface. For instance, the cleanier I typically use (Clorox Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Bleach) says corrosive on it. What cleaner does your company recomend?
Asked on 11/30/2011 by Anonymous
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  Bleach in the bowl as well as cleaners that will assist in removing mineral deposits are not harmfull to the everclean surface, the everclean surface is applied during the firing process, so it will never wear off. As long as you are not using abrasive cleaners that could create scratches, normal cleaning supplies can be used.
  Answered on 12/1/2011 by Anonymous
Q:
I live in the country where there is hard water and get rust stains and mineral deposit stains on my Cadet 3 everclean toilet bowl I tried to remove them with soapy water and this doesnt work so is it safe to use mineral deposit removers or toilet bowl cleaners on the Everclean finish in the bowl.
Asked on 11/15/2011 by Anonymous
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  Thank you for your questions about removing hard water stains. You may use CLR for Calcium, Lime, and Rust remover and a nylon scrubber. The nylon hand scrubbers are in the display with the kitchen scrubbers, but do not use a stiff one made for pots and pans. The scrubber needs to feel soft, with no abrasiveness, such as for Teflon pans. After applying the CLR for approximately 1-2 minutes, gently rub the hard water area with the scrubber to remove the stains and wipe with a soft sponge or cloth. Be sure to thoroughly wash the toilet bowl, preferably with clear water (cold to lukewarm only) with about 3 gallons of water to remove the residue.
  
  While you are cleaning the hard water stains in your bowl, you may want to take the time to remove the build-up from your rim holes. Take a needle or a small (aluminum) nail and carefully insert it into each rim hole to remove the hard water that will also collect there.
  Answered on 11/17/2011 by Anonymous
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I bought a Cadet 3 elongated bowl toilet in July and it has been giving me problems since day 1. The problem is the "running toilet". I tried the troubleshooting tip to flush out the fill valve 3 or 4 times and also adjusting the fill level several times. It is obvious that the water is leaking into the tank somewhere. We only have 1 bathroom so turning the toilet off for 24 hours to test it is not an option. I am getting no support from the big box store with the orange sign that bought it from and I am beginning to get very angry. This is a pretty expensive toilet and my water bills are getting higher and higher.
Asked on 11/12/2011 by Peter from Pembroke Ontario Canada
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  It sounds like it is probably leaking at the flapper. Please contact customer service to order parts under warranty. You can reach customer service at 1-800-442-1902. They will want you to have the model number. If you do not know the model number you can locate it on the inside of the tank. The model number is a 4 digit number that starts with a 2 or a 4.
  Answered on 11/13/2011 by Anonymous
Q:
Flapper will not stay up allowing a full flush
Asked on 11/1/2011 by Marty from Florida
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  You will need to shorten the chain that is attached to the flapper, by shortening the chain the flapper will stay up longer.
  Answered on 11/2/2011 by Anonymous