TABLE OF CONTENTS
The CENTREX 3000 Toilet
The Patented Bio-Drum
Compost Finishing Drawer
Evaporation Chamber
The Collection Chamber
How Composting Works
What’s In the Box?
Parts and Functionality
Installation FAQ
Rough-In Diagrams
Installation Specifications
CENTREX 3000
CENTREX 3000 NE
Space Required and Other
Considerations
Vent Pipe Installation
CENTREX 2000
Collection Chamber Installation
CENTREX 2000 NE (Non-Electric)
Inlet Coupling
Diffuser Installation
Drain Installation
Effluent Handling
Installing The Waste Pipe
Initial Start-Up and Use
Basic Instructions and Ongoing Toilet
Maintenance
Removing Compost From The Bio
Drum
™
Seasonal Usage and Spring Start-Up
Winter Use
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Compost Troubleshooting
Compost Too Wet
Waste Not Breaking Down
Lumps In Drum
Drum Too Full
Strong Odor
Flies Present
Mechanical Troubleshooting
Urine Odor in Washroom
Occasional Urine Odor Outside
Fan Noisy
Fan Not Working
Liquid Build-Up In Evaporation Chamber
Liquid Overflow
Heating System not Working/
Lack of evaporation
Liquid in Finishing Drawer
Drum Will Not Turn
Drum Door Not Opening/ Closing
Properly
CENTREX 2000 Explosion Diagram
Wiring Diagram/ Electrical
Specifications
Composting Toilet Accessories
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Do NOT stand on the toilet.
Electric toilets must be installed so
that electrical components in the base
of the toilet are protected from rain,
flooding and melting snow.
Do NOT power wash electric toilets.
Using metal tools for cleaning
purposes will damage the toilet.
