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TION/PLUMBING

PLUMBING

WARNING:  HAZARD OF FLOODING

Toilets mounted at or below the waterline, at greatest angle of heel, and connected to a  Seacock/

Thru Hull Fitting(s) MUST have VENTED LOOPS installed in toilet discharge plumbing 

and between raw water intake pump and toilet bowl.  

Install vented loops per manufacturer’s instructions. Double clamp all below-waterline 

connections.

IMPORTANT

•  Fittings and 90° bends should be kept to a minimum.

•  In-Line Strainer (Raritan part # 163000) may be installed.  This will help prevent clogs.

•  Discharging untreated sewage is forbidden in all U. S. waters within the three-mile limit.

•  Thru-hull fittings and seacocks must be installed where they are easily accessible.

•  Use only quality reinforced hoses such as Raritan Saniflex (SFH)

•  Secure all hoses properly.

1.  Route discharge hose above discharge 

outlet with a vented loop. This will 

enable the toilet to discharge more 

efficiently and will help to prevent 

backflow.

2.  An  In-Line  Strainer  (#163000) 

is recommended.  This will help 

minimize odors and help prevent 

clogging.

3.   Intake and discharge thru-hull fittings 

should be located far enough apart to 

prevent discharge water from being 

drawn through the intake.  

4.   The  optional  Raritan  Knocks  Out 

Odors Kit (#KO2) enables the use 

of Cleans Potties (#1PCP32). Raritan 

Cleans Potties deodorizes the bowl 

and lubricates internal parts.

5.  Flush and check for leaks.

PHII Marine Toilet

Vent Outside 

Hull or Deck 

 

Waterline

Waterline

Vented 

Loop

In-Line 

Strainer

Intake Thru-Hull 

and Seacock

Discharge Thru-

Hull and Seacock

FIG 4  

Sanitation Device

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Above Waterline Installation

FIG 5    

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PHII Marine 

Toilet

Waterline

Waterline

Discharge Thru-

Hull and Seacock

Intake 

Thru-Hull and 

Seacock

Vented 

Loops

Sanitation 

Device

Holding Tank

Deck Pumpout

Y Valve

In-Line 

Strainer

  Below Waterline Installation

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Summary of Contents for PHII

Page 1: ...should be double clamped Both intake and discharge seacocks should always be in the closed position when the toilet is not in use Failure to do so may result in flooding property damage and loss of l...

Page 2: ...ances paper towels feminine hygiene products filter cigarettes etc must not be thrown into the toilet as they will cause damage Always shut off seacock s before leaving the boat unattended Cleaning In...

Page 3: ...harged from toilet 7 Antifreeze should remain in the toilet until recommissioning This will protect both intake and discharge sides of the pump Pouring antifreeze into the bowl will only protect the d...

Page 4: ...t will be located Make sure there is room to route hoses Make sure seat will open properly 3 Mark location of toilet base mounting holes on mounting surface 4 Drill holes for toilet mounting bolts scr...

Page 5: ...ge outlet with a vented loop This will enable the toilet to discharge more efficiently and will help to prevent backflow 2 An In Line Strainer 163000 is recommended This will help minimize odors and h...

Page 6: ...S S 8 1228CW Flapper Valve Assembly 1 2 Holes 1232MS Piston O Ring 1234 Bowl Gasket 1236E Bowl Elbow 1248W Base w Plug 1249 Base Plug not shown 221361 Washer Inlet Adapter C253 Joker Valve CH42 Hose I...

Page 7: ...ssy 1213C 1248W 1232MS 1124 LWS 1209BW 1213D 1226B 1210B 1201 1204B 1115 1202 CH42 F005 1211PL 1213A 1213W Seal Assy on units built before June 1992 LWS 1201 1210 1214 1214B 1214A 1210A 1236E 221361 C...

Page 8: ...n Post 1992 PHII and PH Superflush Powerflush 4 1226C Housing Spacer Washer not necessary if 1248W base older PH PHII 39 1 1228CW Flapper Valve Assembly See Correct Orientation ALL 37 1 1232MS Piston...

Page 9: ...sping the 1209BW handle and gently lifting upwards the entire assembly down to part 1203BW can be removed Clean out any debris in this area Replace gasket part 1202 if necessary and apply a small amou...

Page 10: ...as necessary Scored pump housing or worn piston O ring Inspect inside of housing replace O ring and housing as necessary Intake line or strainer clogged Clean line and strainer Water rises in bowl Ven...

Page 11: ...tbreakerin OFF position before proceeding 1 Remove arm bolt and nut 1115 and 1115A from the top of the connecting rod 1134 2 Displace connecting rod 1134 from track 3 Insert the handle 1208W and cotte...

Page 12: ...t This warranty also does not cover damages to equipment caused by fire flood external water excessive corrosion or Act of God 3 ANY EXPRESS WARRANTY NOT PROVIDED HEREIN AND ANY REMEDY FOR BREACH OF C...

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