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second type is referred to as the Aqua
Magic V. This toilet is available with
one lever for flush operation or with
foot flush operation.
Prior to using your toilet, be sure to
add a 4 oz. of deodorant chemical
into the toilet with water. Flush
contents into tank plus two or three gallons of water.
After each flush, about two inches of water will be in bowl, which is
fine for travel. For best operating function, keep four to six inches of
water in the bowl. This assists flushing procedure. Always flush for
ten seconds or more to ensure all solids and wastes move into tank
and are not held in drainage pipes.
OPERATION: Note the following photos
showing movement of pedal down toward the
nine o’clock position, you will add water to
bowl. Push downward further to eight o’clock
position to flush contents into waste tank.
Release pedal slowly to close flush operation.
For hand lever operation, pull lever forward to
flush. To add water only, pull lever half way
forward. When releasing lever( s), do so slowly.
When hooked up to a sewer drain at a camp
ground, ALWAYS keep the termination valve
CLOSED until the tank is at least 3/4 full. This will provide sufficient
water to assist in complete draining of tank.
Manufacturer of toilet, Thetford Corp., offers a complete line
deodorants, chemicals, and other convenience products for your
use. Your dealer can assist you with these needs and may already
have them in stock.
Using Toilet and Tank System
When camping you should always have 4 to 6 inches of water in the
toilet bowl. The toilet system performs better when you run water 10
to 20 seconds after flushing to ensure wastes will proceed to the
bottom of the tank. Unlike your toilet at home which uses four to
seven gallons per flush, the average recreational vehicle system
uses two to three quarts. If there is not sufficient water used during
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