How do you access the water tank if need be after it's been installed? Do you have to break through sheet rock to get to it for repairs?
1816325
All parts are easily accessible through the front flush control panel. I was able to easily remove everything through that opening. The only reason to remove the tank would be if somehow you put a screw or nail through it during construction - so just be careful there.
1816326
You take the flush plate off. You can then access the flush mechanism through that opening. The mechanism can be rotated and comes out for repair. The tank is blown plastic, so there are no seams to leak. As far as I have seen there is no reason you should ever have to open up you wall once installed. I love mine, and would def install it again. Everyone I know who has seen it loves the look. Good Luck, Jeff
1816327
I would assume so, though i am not a plumber. I would hope that the design and workmanship are built to last.
861241
The water tank is in the base at the back. There is a cap that you unscrew; they provide you with a small plastic cup.
2153021
Just pull out the tank and their is a rubber attach stopper you pull out. Very simple .
235954
the plumbers had to removed the sheet rock and made new lines.. the only problem it is that the rain shower head light work for like a week and then the broke. now just a few lights are on.. i will talk to manufatures to see how they can fix it.
1488830
Lift the tank off the base. Take it to a water source. Turn it upside down. Unscrew the lid. Fill the tank. Replace the lid. Voila it is filled!
961126
how do customers hide the tank? any suggestions..i like this unit but am i going to have to cut a hole in my deck and run hose down to tank store under the deck? any suggestions on how to hide hose and tank or a clean look? thanks
663929
A friend of mine had an issue with the nozzle at the back of the tank breaking off. Is your unit leaking water? If so, look at the nozzle that plugs into the back of your tank. It may be cracked or broken. Hope this helps.
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.
2258747
OK -- I just bought and used mine and this question is a god one because I just had the entire tank fall off the base and start spilling gross brown water all over. The way it happened was flush, but the machine should be designed to prevent an accident like this. I was seriously horrified. It is going back to Costco tomorrow.
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I put the pump in and used the same locking ring, why would you need a new one? the old one works fine. Getting the ring on and turned into place is tough, I needed to wedge it down with sticks from the bed to be able to turn it. I jacked the bed up on the tank side... there is stuff on U-Tube on how to do that.Lots of luck. the pump has only 2 slide post instead of 3 but once in works fine. My failure was due to it overheating, I let the tank get almost empty (maybe a gallon fuel left) so the pump could not cool down, now I NEVER let the tank get below 1/4 always having liquid in there to cool it down. I put the pump in and used the same locking ring, why would you need a new one? the old one works fine. Getting the ring on and turned into place is tough, I needed to wedge it down with sticks from the bed to be able to turn it. I jacked the bed up on the tank side... there is stuff on U-Tube on how to do that.Lots of luck. the pump has only 2 slide post instead of 3 but once in works fine. My failure was due to it overheating, I let the tank get almost empty (maybe a gallon fuel left) so the pump could not cool down, now I NEVER let the tank get below 1/4 always having liquid in... » Read More I put the pump in and used the same locking ring, why would you need a new one? the old one works fine. Getting the ring on and turned into place is tough, I needed to wedge it down with sticks from the bed to be able to turn it. I jacked the bed up on the tank side... there is stuff on U-Tube on how to do that.Lots of luck. the pump has only 2 slide post instead of 3 but once in works fine. My failure was due to it overheating, I let the tank get almost empty (maybe a gallon fuel left) so the pump could not cool down, now I NEVER let the tank get below 1/4 always having liquid in there to cool it down. « Show Less
2109609
Make sure the submersible pump in the back right side compartment is not touching any walls and be sure to press firmly on the unit to fasten the suction cups to the bottom of the tank. Hope this helps :) Duane Ring
2064441
I have not had mine that long and have not had that problem but it might be that the water intake tube is stuck in the top of the water tank.If so, push it down so it reaches the bottom of the tank. Another thing it might be is that calcium and mineral deposits could have built up. I know they sell a Shark water filtration bottle to stop that from happening.
1962341
You will have to run cold water to the tank...you also need a dedicated 30 amp breaker to operate.
839082
The filter holder should lift out of the water tank. You can replace the filter and slide it back in to place.
767317
You pop the tank out if I remember right. There's a hole at the top to fill it. Like I've said elsewhere though I would never recommend this machine as when it breaks, it's disposable.
873633
They are available from customer support on the Crane company's website. Mine leaked after a minor drop. The tank is pricey. Part + shipping cost about half of what a new unit costs.
1077961
ou need to cut the old ones of to get unit apart. DO NOT cut the new ones. The backing rings I left on and cut only the front ones to remove unit.You should get new rings with the new tank.There is a tool for driving them on, it is very hard with out the tool. Go to local machine shop and they can do it for you.