1.
To
add water to
th~
howl, activate until the water reaches the
desired level, then release.
2.
To
Rush your toilet, step on large pedal to activate water valve to
open, forcing the water to swirl around the bowl, washing away
waste. When flushing
is
cornpiered, release
pedal
slo\dy.
There
is
no
routine rnaifitcnanse required.
If
the
bowl sealing blade
does
not operate freely after extended
use,
it may be restored
to
its
original
smooth
operating condition
by
applying
a
Light
film
of
silicone
spray ro the blade.
To
dean your toilet, use
zl
high
grade.
nan-abrasive cleaner.
(An
abrasive
cleaner will scratch the glossy surface).
Do
not
use
highly
concentrated
or
high
acid content household cleaners because they
could damage
the
rubber seals.
To winterize your toilet, follow one of the two methods described
below:
I.
Draining:
Completely drain the
toilet
water supply hie. Leave
any
water
supply valves
open.
Depress foot pedal and insert a rough object
such as
a
piece
of
wood into the outlet located at the bottom of the
bowl. Release
the
foot pedal slowly
until
the
blade holds
the
object in place.
This
will hold the water control valve open and
prevent
any
residue from
being
trapped there when frozen.
2.
Anti-Freeze:
Use an anti-freeze
made
especially for
use
in recreational vehicles.
Be sure
it
is non-toxic and follow manufacturer's instructions.
Check also to be sure that the anti-freeze will not
affect
ABS
plastic plumbing.
RECIRCUEATING
TOILET
(Optioad
h
Songbird
Series
8dy)
The
recirculating toilet requires an initial charge of three gallons of
water
mixed
with one package of recirculating toilet chemical
(R.T.C.).
When
charged, the recirculating toilet will operate
each
time
the flush button or pedal is depressed for
an
automatically timed
cycle.
1.
Three
gallons
of
water are introduced directly .into the
bowl
with
a
measured container.
2.
Press the
flush
button,
and
slowly sprinkle the contents
of
one
package
of
R.T.C.
into the bowl
while
the
recirculating toilet
is
flushing.
3.
Flush several
times
in
order
to
thoroughly
dissolve
the
chemical.
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