Thor Motor Coach CLASS B, Owner'S Manual

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USING THE CASSETTE TOILET
1. Turn ON the on-board water pump or connect the water
system to an external pressurized source.
2. The toilet bowl can be rotated for user comfort. Close the
toilet cover, grasp the toilet bowl with both hands and
rotate to the desired position.
3. Open the blade by moving the blade handle from left to
right. The blade handle is located on the front of the toilet
bowl. The toilet can be used with the blade open or closed.
4. Flush the toilet:
• Ensure the blade is open.
• Press and hold the flush button for several seconds. The
flush button is located along the back or side of the toilet.
• Close the blade after use.
NOTE: Only use toilet manufacturers recommended
toilet paper and cleaning/maintenance supplies with
your RV’s toilet. RV toilet paper is designed to break-
down more completely than standard toilet paper; keep-
ing your waste water collection system flowing freely.
Portable Toilet
Select TMC Class B motorhomes are equipped with a portable
toilet. The toilet consists of two halves, joined together by a
latch mechanism. The top half contains the seat, toilet bowl,
fresh water tank (for flushing), and a manual pump to provide
flushing water pressure. The lower half consists of a waste
tank, flush valve, and tank level indicator.
This self-contained toilet is easy to operate and not difficult
to empty. Instructions for using and maintaining the portable
toilet are available from the TMC Owners Resource on-line
document service, included in the TMC Class B Supplement,
or available from the manufacturer’s website.
NOTE: The manufacturer recommends always using
a portable toilet treatment solution, which helps break
down solid wastes. It is also highly recommended to
use RV or Marine-type toilet paper to help reduce the
possibility of clogging the waste tank.
The portable toilet provided with your motorhome
may differ from these illustrations, but operation is
similar. Consult the manufacturer’s information for
detailed instructions.
Waste holding tank (separated from the top half of the toilet). This
illustration shows the emptying spout, which is on a swivel to help
facilitate emptying the tank.