Urine Odour
around
Centrex
2000 AF
Symptom Cause Remedial Action
Prevention
Included
In Your Kit
Installing the
AF Toilet
Base
The
Transition
Piece
1- Owners Manual
1- 1 1/2” (38mm)Roof Flashing (Electric & AC/DC)
1- Warranty Card
1 - 4” (100mm)Roof Flashing (NE & AC/DC)
1- Evaporation Tray
6- 2”x30”(51mm x 787mm) PVC Pipe (Electric & AC/DC)
1- 8’4”(256cm x 25 mm) Drain Pipe 1- Centrex 2000 Hardware Kit
1- Rake
1- 4”(100mm) Diffusor (Electric & AC/DC)
1- AF Transition Piece
1- 6”(150mm) Diffusor (NE & AC/DC)
5- 4” x30” (100mm x 785mm) ABS Pipe (NE & AC/DC)
1- Centrex 2000 NE Hardware Kit (NE & AC/DC)
1- 12 Volt 2.4 Watt Fan (NE & AC/DC)
1- 44”(112cm) Extension Pipe Piece
1- AF Silicone Kit
The AF “Dry Toilet” comes preassembled. For the purpose of explanation,
the toilet base is the bottom of the toilet which is secured to the bathroom
floor, the toilet chute is the black inner section (shown in Fig. A) that fits
through the floor and is attached to the toilet top, the toilet top is the upper
part of the toilet that attaches to the toilet base, and the bowl liner which is
the black removable funnel shaped piece below the toilet seat.
To install the AF “Dry Toilet”, follow the procedure outlined below:
1. To locate the position of the hole, place the toilet chute in the desired
location and trace the 10”(250mm) diameter cut out in the bottom of the toi-
let base on the floor in the bathroom. (See Fig. A)
2. Drill a 1/2”(6mm) hole on the front of traced line and then check under
the floor that the hole will be clear of floor joists and will line up with the com-
posting unit below. (See Fig. B)
3. If the position is correct, complete the cutting of the 10”(250mm)
diameter circle with a jig saw. (See Fig. C)
4. Center the toilet base over the 10”(250mm) diameter hole that has been
cut out of the floor and securely attach to the floor by using the four 5/16” by
2 1/2”(8mm by 64mm) lag bolts that are provided with your kit. (See Fig. D)
**Prior to finishing the toilet installation, it is a good idea at this time to do a
pre-assembly check to see if you will need any extension pipe
Place transition piece(Fig. E) into the waste inlet hole on the top of the
Centrex 2000 AF composting unit. Make sure that the transition piece
is completely vertical on the unit, or completely vertical. It is important
that the transition piece is not tilted so that waste can drop directly into
the composting drum.
Fig. E
Fig. D
Fig. C
Fig. B
Fig. A
Horizontal runs or
downward slopes on
pipe are causing con-
densate to block
50mm vent pipe.
Fan has failed (AC or
DC mode)
Device other than Sun-
Mar diffusor is
installed on top of the
vent stack
Room where unit is
located is airtight.
50mm vent stack has
too many bends
and/or horizontal
lengths.
Not enough air being
pulled down the dry
toilet
Re-install the vent so there are no longer any low
points where condensate can collect. If re-instal-
lation is not possible, drill a small hole in the bot-
tom of the low point (preferably outdoors) to
allow condensate to drain. (Note: watch for icing
in winter at this hole.)
Have your serial number ready and call Sun-Mar
for a replacement. Instructions are included with
the replacement fan.
Wind turbines or vent caps may be discouraging
air movement. If so, replace with a Sun-Mar diffu-
sor.
1. Hold a lighter up to the air intake holes on the
back of the unit. Air should be drawn into
the holes. If air is not easily pulled in, check
venting for too many bends or horizontal
lengths and/or provide more ventilation to the
room.
2. Install fresh air intakes on any competing
appliances.
1. Re-install the 2”(50mm) vent stack to reduce
the number of bends/eliminate horizontal
lengths.
2. If the vent stack cannot be further straight-
ened, remove the AC fan assembly and
reduce the amount of recirculating air by
adjusting the fan gate (see page 14).
Two 3”(75mm) diameter air intake holes covers
are supplied with the hardware kit. One or both
of the air intake holes at the rear of the unit, may
be covered so that more air is pulled down the
toilet.
Install wall brackets on vent pipe
to prevent settling. DO NOT
install horizontal runs as liquid
will collect and block ventilation,
causing odour.
The fan is a constantly moving
part and has a finite service life.
Wind turbines or vent caps
should not be installed on or,
instead of a Sun-Mar diffusor.
Install your Centrex 2000 AF in
an area with plenty of ventila-
tion and watch for competing
appliances such as bathroom
fans and wood stoves.
Install the vent with minimal
bends (total bends should equal
no more than 360 degrees) and
NO horizontal or downward
slopes.
Covers should only be inserted if
they are needed, because inser-
tion reduces airflow over the
evaporation chamber, which in
turn reduces evaporation per-
formance.
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Most problems are prevented through proper maintenance and the use of proper bulking materials in the toilet. If you
do have a problem which may be a mechanical or installation problem, this Trouble Shooting section will help you solve
it. If you still have further questions, contact technical service at Sun-Mar for advice .
Chapter 5
MECHANICAL TROUBLE SHOOTING
Summary of Contents for centrex 2000 af
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