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F.
WASTE WATER SYSTEM
Your trailer’s drain and waste system features waste-holding tanks made from moulded plastic,
free from corrosion problems, and dump valves.
Holding Tanks
R1713, R1723 and F1743
• The grey water tank has a capacity of 60 litres (15.8 US gal).
• The black water tank has a capacity of 46 litres (12 US gal).
F2114, A2124 and F2414
• The grey water tank has a capacity of 90 litres (23.8 US gal).
• The black water tank has a capacity of 54 litres (14.3 US gal).
NOTE: Level indicators for the grey water tank “GREY” (photo F-1.1) are located on the wall by
the entrance (see Monitor Panel). When the level indicates 90% or more for either one of
the holding tanks, it is time to dump holding tanks.
The black water tank lets you use the toilet for several days away from disposal facilities.
Wastewater from the sink, shower, bath and lavatory drain into the grey water holding tank. Each
tank has its own dump valve; however, both tanks drain through a common outlet. Therefore,
you only need to make one connection when hooking up in a trailer park with sewer facilities. The
valves handles are coloured: grey for grey water, and black for black water.
NOTICE: Never put wet paper towels or tissues in your holding tank since they won’t dissolve and
can “catch” in the dump valve mechanism. Coloured toilet tissue is slower to dissolve than
white. Most trailer accessory stores offer specially designed tissue that will completely
dissolve.
Never drain tanks at any place other than an approved dumping station.
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PHOTO F-1
Tank monitor
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