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Wastewater System
General Information
The waste damage system was designed to provide adequate and safe storage
and/or disposal of waste materials. The drainage system uses plastic piping and
fittings connected to the sinks, toilet, and holding tanks. This provides for their
drainage to an outside termination. The unit should be reasonably level for the best
operation of the system. There are two separate waste systems. The gray water
system is for wastewater from the sinks and shower. The black water system is
usually for sewage waste from the toilet. Each tank has its own control valve, and
both tanks drain through the sewer drain hose.
Toilet
The toilet operates from either the freshwater 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 instruction in this section. The toilet flushes waste
directly in the black water holding tank. The toilet uses high velocity water
injection to produce a swirl effect in the bowl. The greatest problem that causes
toilet solids to build up the holding tank is the lack of liquids. When using your
toilet, it is wise to fill the bowl 3/4 th s full of water. This will help to wash the solids
away from directly below the stool and ensure complete dumping of the holding
tank. To add water to the toilet bowl, lift on the lever. To flush the stool, push
down on the lever until the water swirls. The stool requires little maintenance. Use
an approved non-abrasive cleaner to clean the bowl. Spraying the bowl-sealing
blade with a silicone spray will retain the original smooth operating condition.
Check the complete instruction and trouble-shooting guide in the toilet’s
manufacturers owner’s manual provided in the Owner’s Information Package .
P-Traps
Each of the sink’s drains, the shower drain, and the washing machine drain (if
equipped) has a water trap (p-trap) to prevent holding tank odors from entering the
coach. These traps must have water on them in order to trap the odors. While
traveling, the water may splash out of the sink and shower drains. While stored, the
water may evaporate allowing an odor to enter the RV. If this occurs, run water
from the faucet into the drain allowing water to fill the trap.