Water Systems --- Section 6
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Control switches:
1. Water Level Switch:
Adjusts the water level in the bowl after the flush
cycle.
NOTE:
Setting the Water Level switch to High
increases water consumption and may pro-
duce water spill during travel.
2. Mode Switch:
Pushing the switch to Service will hold the ball valve open. This feature is useful
when adding chemical to the sewage tank.
CAUTION:
To prevent accumulation of solids below toilet, add several gallons of water to the
holding tank before use. Most chemical mixtures for holding tank odor control are
poisonous. Follow the product manufacturer's directions and warnings when using
any holding tank additive.
NOTE:
Never dispose of sanitary supplies or other non-dissolving items into the toilet. Facial
tissue, wet strength tissue, paper towels or an excessive amount of toilet tissue can
clog the tank or termination valve.
Cleaning & Maintenance
The toilet should be cleaned regularly for maximum sanitation and operational efficiency. Clean the
toilet bowl with a mild bathroom cleaner. Do not use chlorine or caustic chemicals, such as drain open-
ing types, as they will damage the seals.
Clean the toilet system using the tank flush. If additional flushing is desired, flush with several gal-
lons of fresh water and one cup of dry laundry detergent. Add odor control deodorant, in the amount
specified for your holding tank capacity, and every few days during use.
Maintenance - Checking for Leaks:
• Back of toilet: Check water supply line connection. Toilet tissue works well to find leaks.
The tissue changes texture when contacting moisture.
• Between closet flange and toilet: Confirm that flange screws are snug. Do not over tight-
en screws. If leak continues, remove toilet and check flange height. Adjust, if necessary to
7/16" above floor. Replace flange seal if damaged.
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Control switches located under lid.
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