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6. Maintenance and cleaning
Thetford recommends cleaning your
toilet regularly to prevent limescale and
ensure optimal hygiene.
- Clean the inside of the bowl with a
soft brush and a special cleaning
product.
- Clean the complete toilet with special
cleaning products.
Never use household cleaners to
clean your portable toilet. These
may cause permanent damage to the
seals and other toilet components.
Also maintain your toilet regularly to
prolong the lifespan of your toilet.
- Clean the inside of the waste-holding
tank 2 to 3 times a year to remove
stubborn limescale.
- Treat the seals with special lubricant
to keep the seals soft and pliable.
Never use Vaseline or vegetable oil
to lubricate the seals. This may
cause leakage to your waste-holding
tank.
Thetford offers a wide range of
toilet additives and care products.
Look on the flyer for the variety of all
products.
The valve blade seal is a part of the
toilet that is subject to wear.
Depending on the extent and manner of
servicing, after a certain period the seal
will lose quality and must be replaced.
7. Winter use
You can use your toilet as normal in cold
weather as long as the toilet is situated
in a heated location. If this is not the
case, and there is a risk of frost, we
advise not to use your toilet. Make sure
you completely drain the toilet. Then
empty the waste-holding tank and the
flush-water tank, see Putting in storage.
8. Putting in storage
- Empty the flush-water tank.
- Flush the toilet until no more water is
being pumped out.
- Empty the waste-holding tank.
- Thoroughly clean and dry the whole
toilet.
- Open the blade and loosen the cap
of the pour out spout to ventilate the
waste-holding tank.
- Loosen the water fill cap to ventilate
the flush-water tank.
We recommend maintaining your toilet
before putting it into storage. See
Maintenance and cleaning.
9. Disposal
Your product has been designed
and manufactured with high quality
materials and components, which can
be recycled and reused. When your
product has reached its end of life,
dispose of the product according of the
local rules. Do not dispose of the product
with the normal household waste. The
correct disposal of your old product
will help prevent potential negative
consequences to the environment and
human health.
4. Use of the toilet
See the indicated Quick Guide images
for visual reference.
To vent any built-up heat or altitude
pressure and prevent for splashing close
the cover and once open and close the
blade.
Opening the blade
The toilet can be used with the blade
open or closed. To open the blade, pull
the blade handle (
17
).
Make sure you always close the blade
completely after use.
Flushing the toilet
You can achieve the most effective flush
by operating the manual pump with
three or four short flushes (
18
).
Do not use ordinary toilet paper,
as this may cause clogging.
To prevent water damage to your
caravan or motor home, do not
travel with a waste-holding tank that is
more than 3/4 full. This may cause
leakage through the venting system.
To prevent water damage to your
caravan or motor home, do not
travel with water in the toilet bowl.
To prevent water damage to your
caravan or motor home, do not
travel with a flush-water tank that is too
full. Thetford advises travelling with an
empty flush-water tank, but at least not
filled more than half-ful.
The toilet can withstand a
maximum load of 120kg (265 lbs).
Make sure you do not overload the toilet.
5. Emptying the tanks
See the indicated Quick Guide images
for visual reference.
If you want to continue using your toilet
after emptying, prepare the waste-
holding tank again.
Waste-holding tank
You need to empty the waste-holding
tank when the level indicator turns red.
- Separate the tanks (
01
).
- Take the waste-holding tank to an
authorised waste disposal point (
10
).
- Remove the cap from the pour out
spout, while it is pointing upwards (
03
).
- Press and hold the vent button with
your tumb while the pour out spout
is pointing downwards to empty
the waste-holding tank without
splashing (
11
).
- Rinse the tank (
12
/
13
/
14
).
- Recombine the tanks (
06
).
Do not allow the waste-holding
tank to become too full.
Flush-water tank
Only empty the flush-water tank
completely if you expect not to use your
toilet for a long period.
- Remove the water fill cap (
07
).
- Empty the flush-water tank through
the water fill opening (
16
).
- Flush the toilet until no more water is
being pumped out (
18
).
Emptying is only allowed at an
authorised waste dump.
To vent the flush-water tank the
water fill cap contains a small vent
hole. Fresh water can come through
when lifting or positioning the toilet
under an angle.
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