The toilet operates from either fresh water tank or city water supply. The water
pump must be turned on or the city water connected. The toilet flushes directly into
a sewage holding tank (black water).
• To add water to the toilet before using press and hold small button
until the desired water level is reached. Generally, more water is
required only when flushing solids.
• To flush the toilet push the large button once.
• Pressing both buttons twice simultaneously opens the flush valve to
access the holding tank to add chemicals. Pressing the flush button
again will close the valve.
In the event the 12-Volt DC is lost at the toilet, the valve can be manually opened
using the override knob located in the back of the toilet. Early model toilets require
the use of a wrench to operate the valve. Newer models will have a thumbwheel.
Wiring:
• The toilet is wired to a 10 Amp Fuse in
the house distribution panel.
• The toilet has a 4 Amp 3AG “slow-blow”
in-line fuse located in the back of toilet.
Leaks:
• Back of toilet: check water supply line
connection.
• Between closet flange and toilet: Check screws for tightness. If leak
continues, remove toilet and check flange height. Adjust, if necessary
to 7/16” above floor. Replace flange seal if damaged.
• Poor flush: A good flush should be obtained within 2 to 3 seconds. If
problem persists remove the water supply line and check flow rate.
The flow rate should be at least ten quarts (9.5 liters) per minute.
• Bowl will not hold water: Check for foreign material in valve blade
groove in the flush drain.
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 opening types, as they will damage the seals.
Clean out the system by flushing several gallons of fresh water through with one
cup of dry laundry detergent. Add odor control deodorant, in the amount specified
for your holding tank capacity, after cleaning and every few days during use.
To find leaks check behind or under toilet. Take four or five sheets of toilet tissue
and wipe all the seams and water line connections. Start at the top of the unit and
work downward. When the tissue comes in contact with leaking water it will imme-
diately change texture.
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