Century 6210 5-Gallon Portable Toilet flushing instructions
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You fill the top tank, place it on the bottom tank and lock it down by engaging the side clips. You may use any of the various deodorizing fluids specifically sold for portable RVs or boat toilets and follow the instructions on the bottle. This will be added to the bottom tank only . You flush by pressing and holding the large accordion button on the top left which releases clean water from the top tank into the bowl. There is a lever that you need to pull out to let this down into the bottom tank. It is on the front of the unit. Once the fluid is released into the bottom tank you push that lever back in to seal the bottom tank again. When the bottom tank is "almost" full you will know it because the flushable water from the top tank will be running out and may begin to sputter when you attempt to flush it by pushing down on the large accordion button. To empty the bottom chamber of waste you unlock the top tank from the bottom first. Remove the top tank and place it aside.. Then you will open the cap on the bottom tank and dump it out into the nearest toilet or use a septic pump at an RV camp or marina. Make sure the lever just mentioned is in the pushed IN position! Wash the entire unit (the outside top tank, toilet and seat, and bottom tank) with soap or disinfectant and flush with clean water. Dry the entire unit and reattach the top tank to the bottom tank and its ready again. Fill the top tank with water again and put the recommended amount of disinfectant/deodorizer in the bottom tank. Do not put any chemical deodorizer in the top tank because chemical fumes will seep out of the little tube the water flushes out of which is very unhealthy to constantly release into your room or trailer. Put deodorizing chemicals only in the bottom tank to help break down and neutralize waste odors. Hope this helps...
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The manual that came with the unit seemed clear. The previous response pretty much covered the actions.
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I am not sure. I keep all the manuals and paper work in our camper which is in a seasonal campground. The campground is closed through the winter therefore, I can't look for the information you request. I did some research on the Sealand website regarding our 310 model toilet and was able to get my questions answered by them. If you don't have your manual, you can also download a copy fom the website. Give it a try and i think you may have good luck.
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Not sure what you mean. There are instructions in the box, but if you are not handy, you should hire a plumber.
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On the Amazon webpage for this toilet, scroll down to the Technical Specifications, then click on Spec. Sheet. This will give all the information you need on size.
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I plan to use delicate, hot water, bleach and soap, no softener, drip dry. I don't know manufacturer instructions.
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Hi R. Hyder, yes the instructions are on the bag that it comes in. 1 attach tubing to nozzle @ bottom of container. 2.shut off flow control clamp. 3 Add contents of castile soap packet and fill the bucket with appropriate quanity of water. 4.Care should be taken that water temperature is correct. 5 Remove lubrication sheath and proceed to administer enema. That was it, you may be able to gon on their web site to see if they also have more instructions. Hope this helps
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This toilet flushes very easily and efficiently with a simple,quick push of the lever. I've had the toilet for several months and am very pleased.
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Check the following site: http://www.americanstandard-us.com/toilets/Compact-Cadet-3-FloWise-One-Piece-1.28gpf-Toilet-2070/
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http://assets.totousa.com/product-files/SS-00217_CST423EF_G.pdfspecifications from the Toto websiteIt's a great toilet.
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Probably not: American Standqrd is using 4" flush valves. (You can use any kind of fill valve you like, since those sizes are standardized. But flush valves can be 2 1/2"; or 3"; or 4. Best option is to take the flush valve assembly to the local Lowe's or Hime Depot and ask the clerks there. The will know the right sized part to help you rebuild the toilet's internal part: shouldn't cost more than $35, though thinks like spud valves and a new wax ring if needed can add up. Rebuilding the workings of a toilets is actually pretty easy: fill valve assembly, flush valve assembly, and you're done. Get some expert advice, they can provide you with the right parts, the rest you can do yourself.
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if you've installed toilets before, not difficult. Toto has full instructions: http://assets.totousa.com/product-files/0GU031_DUAL_FLUSH_TOILET_IM.pdf
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No instructions- pretty easy, tho. Fill just enough to cover item to cleaned, fill up to fill line or anywhere in between. Use the recommended cleaning solution (1:10 ratio). Plug unit in, push heat button if heat desired, cycle through time settings (4 choices), hit power/start button. Unit turns off when done. Not clean enough? Repeat! Dump used solution avoiding front console, blot dry.
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All you need is the toilet, the seat, and the seal that goes between the bottom of the toilet and the floor. The small pressure tank is in the tank section - you only need to push lightly on the handle to operate the flush.
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Flush FIRST then turn on bidet. The tank filling takes enough of the pressure off.
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This unit comes with a different type of mechanism for flushing. I bought the "lever" type of flush instead of the "button" type of flush. It would be difficult to modify because the lever is attached to a cable (similar to a bicycle hand brake cable) that activates the flush. (Pull up for small flush, push down for big flush). I assume that you could change the look of the lever using a special made oil rubbed bronze colored plastic cover that would slip over top of it (a difficult task in my opinion but do-able). The unit works well and is worth every penny.
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Sorry, I threw away the box and the instructions are in storage with other documents. You may try calling the company.
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I don't really remember and I found the instructions away. But you can go online Google composting and get a lot of information.