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PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES
TOILET
BLACK WATER HOLDING TANK
GRAY WATER HOLDING TANK
Th
e toilet (Figure 13-10) operates with water from either the fresh water
tank with the water pump “on” or the city water supply. Before using the
toilet, add water to the bottom of the tank. Refer to the “BLACK WATER
TANK” instructions.
Th
e toilet
fl
ushes waste directly into the black-water holding tank. It is im-
perative that you use as much water as possible when
fl
ushing to prevent
tissue and other solids from clogging the holding tank outlet.
When using your toilet,
fi
ll the toilet
¾
full of water. To add water to the
toilet bowl, push the pedal lever 1/4 of the way down until the desired
water level is reached. To
fl
ush the toilet, push down on the lever until the
water swirls. A small amount of water should remain in the bowl.
Th
e toilet should be cleaned regularly for maximum sanitation and opera-
tional e
ffi
ciency. Clean the toilet bowl with a mild bathroom cleaner.
Th
e “black water” (i.e., sewage) holding tank is located directly beneath the toilet. Before using the
toilet, you will need to treat the tank with water that is mixed with an odor-controlling chemical.
Th
ese
chemicals are readily available at any RV supply store. Pull the toilet levers forward to allow the chem-
icals to mix with the toilet water. Continue pulling the toilet levers until a depth of at least one inch of
solution is directly under the toilet. Release the levers and the waste tank is now ready for use.
Th
e gray-water holding tank is located in the underbelly of the vehicle. It is primarily used for the
drainage from the kitchen and bath sinks and the shower.
Figure 13-10: Toilet
pedal flush lever
NOTICE
Do not use chlorine or caustic chemicals, such as
bleach or drain opening chemicals in your moto-
rhome’s toilet. This will damage the seals in the
toilet and dump valves.
Summary of Contents for 2017 Allegro Breeze
Page 8: ...1 GENERAL INFORMATION Chapter 1 ...
Page 17: ...10 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Chapter 2 ...
Page 32: ...25 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Chapter 3 ...
Page 37: ...30 LP GAS SYSTEM Chapter 4 ...
Page 41: ...34 MAJOR APPLIANCES Chapter 5 ...
Page 50: ...43 ENTERTAINMENT Chapter 6 ...
Page 54: ...47 CABINETS FURNITURE Chapter 7 ...
Page 59: ...52 STRUCTURAL FEATURES Chapter 8 ...
Page 61: ...54 ELECTRICAL FEATURES Chapter 9 ...
Page 74: ...67 SLIDE OUT FEATURES Chapter 10 ...
Page 78: ...71 EXTERIOR FEATURES Chapter 11 ...
Page 84: ...77 INTERIOR FEATURES Chapter 12 ...
Page 87: ...80 PLUMBING BATH FEATURES Chapter 13 ...
Page 98: ...WINDOWS AWNINGS VENTS DOORS Chapter 14 91 ...
Page 101: ...DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME Chapter 15 94 ...
Page 106: ...ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Chapter 16 99 ...