We need this to unclog our black tank but I'm not sure how to use this at the park dump/fill station- would we connect fresh water from the fill hose?
2064336
Yes just don't use your drinking water hose. If that does not work for your clogg try using a pressure washer from inside the camper just put it inside the toilet. Good luck
2064337
Yes you connect a regular garden hose to the Flush King, it has a shut off that's handy. So you dump your black tank, shut off the flush King Handle turn on the water and the water will go back into the black tank. Watch your levels so you don't over fill the tank. you'll be amazed how much junk stays in your tank when you don't have on of these. I think I flushed mine 4 times before it seemed clean. Good luck.
2064338
Yes. Connect the fresh water hose at the dump station to the Flush king. Be sure and watch your black water tank gauge so that you don't overfill your tank. It will likely require backfilling your tank 2,3 or more times to completely clean it. My tank was clogged and it worked perfectly for me.
1695366
Ed there is a drain plug on the front of the tank at the very bottom. I believe a garden hose would connect to the drain. The threads look like garden hose threads. I can check if you would like
2276002
The hose port comes before the tank, so I am wondering if the hose isn't draining all the water away for some reason, which would cause the water to fill the tank. Make sure it isn't running up hill. You may need a pump.
2057825
This hose and fittings were designed to plumb This hose and fitting is designed to connect your propane tank on your camper/RV to a grill rather than bringing a separate tank to use on your grill/or gas appliance. I would think if you have an external tank you would remove the empty tank and hook up the full tank.
279563
We use gravity draining with a 1/2" clear plastic hose, and every few months ours stops draining. The tank then fills up, and the unit shuts off. When that happens, we carefully pour 1/4 cup of liquid bleach into the container, and that has always fixed the "clog". Our hose goes through a block wall and into an underground drain tile, so we can't see what kind of goop is growing on the end of it. It may take a couple of hours, but eventually the bleach gets through the hose and dissolves whatever is plugging the end. Bleach doesn't instantly dissolve in the water, but rather settles to the bottom of the tank and goes into the hose relatively quickly. It's similar to liquid drain cleaner. We use gravity draining with a 1/2" clear plastic hose, and every few months ours stops draining. The tank then fills up, and the unit shuts off. When that happens, we carefully pour 1/4 cup of liquid bleach into the container, and that has always fixed the "clog". Our hose goes through a block wall and into an underground drain tile, so we can't see what kind of goop is growing on the end of it. It may take a couple of hours, but eventually the bleach gets through the hose and dissolves whatever is plugging the end. Bleach doesn't instantly dissolve in the water, but rather... » Read More We use gravity draining with a 1/2" clear plastic hose, and every few months ours stops draining. The tank then fills up, and the unit shuts off. When that happens, we carefully pour 1/4 cup of liquid bleach into the container, and that has always fixed the "clog". Our hose goes through a block wall and into an underground drain tile, so we can't see what kind of goop is growing on the end of it. It may take a couple of hours, but eventually the bleach gets through the hose and dissolves whatever is plugging the end. Bleach doesn't instantly dissolve in the water, but rather settles to the bottom of the tank and goes into the hose relatively quickly. It's similar to liquid drain cleaner. « Show Less
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Fill it with a hose. It has a hidden drain connection also that you hook a garden hose to. It fills in 20 minutes
685532
Like the others have said, just open the gray valve. I drain the black tank first then flush line out using gray tank without the jet on. If pumping up hill you will need the jet. This system is slower but I won't go back too stinky slinky.
1905189
If your asking like where to drill the hole for the waste line (black hose) then all you do is position the r o where you wand it, then run the black line to the drain pipe, you want it at least 6" from the bottom of the pipe where it lopes cause water stays in there, so just go as high as you can to where you can drill a hole, it comes with the kit to adapt black hose on pipe,, and ofcourse the other hose(white) hook up to your cold water, you mite have to go to Home Depot to get a fitting, I did cause mine was different size, only like 3$ but others then that that's it, run the blue line where ever and turn on and enjoy
383577
Yes, you remove tank to fill it. Don't know about leaving it running, I wouldn't try it. I'm sure instructions say don't do that.
1786992
I wish I could answer that for you, but we use just the container and empty it for our RV and don't hand the hose connected and do not have a clue where we put it. I'm sorry as I know how helpful it is to get as much info as possible. Good machine!
329614
Easy with a hose at the dump station. There is a screw off cap to run the water through it.
1948809
The clear prongs go on the sewer just after the black and gray valves. Then your hose goes the black part of the flush king. This way the clear let's you see if the flow is dirty or clean. Once you empty say your black tank leave the tank valve open but close the flush kings valve. Now open the fresh water to back fill with clean water. After a minute shut off water open flush king and water rinses out.
264864
Probably not because it looks like the flojet kit has a threaded output to connect to a garden hose. This is the pump that comes with the Clean Dump system. It outlet is barbed for a hose to slip over and be clamped.
1312886
Sort of. It's meant to attach to the aqueon water changer which has the hose to the tank. I think the threads look about right to also connect a hose directly but I've never tried it.
203021
The Clean Dump comes with two caps. One 4 inch and one 3 inch that will screw into the sewer hole with the fixture at the end of the hose routed through a hole in the center of the cap. I rarely use them due to the fact that the Clean Dump is so much less messy than the normal RV sewer hose. I only put the end of the hose in when I need to; otherwise it lays coiled under the camper and the park's cap stays on the sewer hole.
1386195
With a hose and proper fittings, you could probably connect a bellows to the tank. Not sure how much pressure you be able to achieve, though.
685531
Just open your valve and let it drain through the Sewer Solution hose. For the grey tank, there's no reason to use the water jet pump. You need that to break down solids when draining the black tank, which the water jet does perfectly, but you can just let the grey water gravity drain. If you wanted to rinse out your hose afterward, you could turn on the water for that. I LOVE my Sewer Solution. SO much easier to deal with than the big hose. I'll never go back to the conventional hose.