Prison-toilet bubbler parts restore proper operation to malfunctioning bubblers (drinking fountains) built into some prison toilets. These replacement parts are commonly used when bubblers leak, won't turn on, or won't shut off.

Prison-toilet servomotors and parts meter airflow for operating bubblers and sinks in prison combination units. They control airflow to the push-button mechanism and diaphragm assembly for starting and stopping water flow. These servomotors and parts are used for replacing or repairing servomotors that allow water drips, won't stop running, or no longer start water flow.

These control stops and stop parts control the volume and flow of water supplied to prison toilets and combination units. Control stops connect to water supply and have a screw that can be turned to adjust the rate of water flow and to stop or start flow during maintenance. They also house a strainer that filters debris from the water flow. They may need replacing or repair when they leak, become clogged, or no longer allow flow and pressure to be controlled or adjusted.

Prison-toilet flush-valve diaphragm repair parts are kits for replacing diaphragm-type assemblies within a flush valve (flushometer) to restore proper flushing and sealing. The diaphragm assembly regulates pressure inside the valve using a flexible rubber disc (diaphragm) that seals the valve seat after each flush. A diaphragm that becomes worn or warped may either stick in place to prevent flushing or fail to seal so that the toilet keeps running. Also known as a retro kit, inside parts kit, or drop-in-kit, these kits include a new diaphragm as well as other parts of the assembly that may need replacing to complete the repair.

Prison-toilet valves and flow controls regulate water flow in toilet fixtures and attachments. They are specialized parts for flow-control mechanisms that help prevent misuse of water from prison toilets. They're used as replacements for valves and flow controls that no longer allow toilets to flush or provide insufficient water flow to built-in sinks or bubblers.

Prison-toilet hoses and tubing convey water through toilets for flushing and filling the bowl or supplying water to built-in sinks or bubblers. They're used as replacements for leaky or clogged hoses and tubing.

Prison-toilet cover plates and bonnets enclose the flushing mechanism and working components of prison toilets to prevent tampering and misuse. They form an exterior shell that helps block access to interior components. They're used as replacements for cracked, corroded, or damaged cover plates and bonnets.

Prison-toilet fittings, hardware, and tools allow prison toilets to be assembled, mounted, and connected a water supply. Fittings make connections between toilets and water pipes, join lengths of hose, and change the direction of water flow through toilets. They're commonly used to replace leaky or clogged fittings. Hardware includes screws and nuts that mount fixtures in place or fasten fixture components together to help prevent damage, removal, or misuse of toilets. It's used for installing new toilets, reattaching existing toilets after making repairs, and replacing hardware that has cracked, corroded, or no longer seats properly due to stripped threads. Repair tools work with fittings, hardware, and other parts specific to prison toilets to facilitate repairs and maintenance. These tools are commonly used when removing cover plates, replacing valves and hoses, and adjusting flow controls.

Prison-toilet push buttons are controls that initiate flushing and water flow on the fixture. They're used to repair or replace push-button mechanisms that have loosened or no longer activate flushing.

Prison-toilet gaskets and O-rings form a water-tight seal to prevent leaks at connection points on a toilet. These plastic or rubber rings fit between toilet components or between toilets and a mounting surface. They're used to replace deteriorated gaskets and rings that have started to leak.