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WASTE WATER SYSTEM
Your truck camper may be equipped with one or more waste
water holding tanks. One is known as the “grey water tank”,
where waste from the shower, kitchen and bath sinks are
stored; the second is the “black water tank” where your toilet
waste or sewage is stored. Both have their own drainage valves,
but empty through the same discharge outlet.
To drain, open the cap and connect the outlet to a dumping station with a
sewer hose (not supplied with the camper) and open the large valve
(4”) for the toilet tank (black tank) and let it drain and leave
open at this point. Then open the smaller valve to drain (1½”),
the grey water tank, by dumping in this order the “grey soapy
water” will help clean your dump line and sewer hose. If you have
the optional “black tank flush” on your camper, the next step is to
connect a fresh water hose to this connection, turn on the water and this
feature will spray fresh water inside of your black tank through a jet system
further rinsing your black tank for a cleaner, fresher tank.
WARNING! Make certain your black
tank valve is open before turning on the water or you will damage your black tank, floor
and/or flood your unit!
Turn off the water to your black tank flush (if equipped with this option),
close both of your dump valves, disconnect your sewer hose and store it away and be sure to
reinstall your dump line cap for travel.
Notes to remember: Add about a gallon of clean water and a good deodorant chemical through
your toilet to keep your black tank clean and fresh at all times. This is a good practice even when
storing your unit.
When connected to a sewer in a park or camp ground, the toilet holding tank valve should remain
closed until the tank is almost full. Then drain and recharge black water tank as above. This method
will avoid undesirable buildup in the tank, causing reduced capacity and/or costly repairs.