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https://www.supplyhouse.com/Bluefin-BRES100-1-Brass-90-Deg-Street-Elbow-Lead-Free-Threaded

Yes, the S trap is illegal and needs to be changed like Geoff said. If the smell was due to the S trap you'd have the smell above the sink not in the cabinet

If it only smells bad when you open the cabinet I'm going to guess it's a dead rodent

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I primarily install Bradford White. But you should use a brand that is readily available in your area for any warranty issues.

I'd go two 45's instead of two 90's

The toilet needed to be handicap accessible so he moved it away from the wall

You can try a cable saw but it might mark the tile a bit. Maybe try a string saw.

https://www.plumbingforums.com/threads/removal-of-this-part.25509/

Tough to tell but if it's a Kohler you need the Kohler 1B1X kit

I wouldn't snake a toilet but it's fine to use a closet auger

In California an apprentice can run calls on the first day if he's working for someone with a contractor's license. Obviously it's not a good idea but I believe it's legal.

You can post a picture of the valve and cartridge you replaced

I'm thinking that wye is there for an overflow. If the line backs up the water has somewhere to go

Post a picture of inside the tank

Do you have the water heater installed outside in the garden?

Anything above 75psi means it's a goner

I don't think this is tight enough. See if you can turn it more. It sandwiches the seal. In the video when you flush the toilet the seal looks floppy.

Thread a screw into the cartridge and use a hammer claw to pry it out. Use something to protect the tub deck like I did with the abs pipe.

Mom always said "don't play ball in the house"