Macerator; Waste Water Holding Tank - Do's And Don'ts - Leisure Unity 2020 Owner's Manual

UNITY MOTORHOME

MACERATOR

Your motorhome may be equipped with a macerator
. The macerator breaks down the solid matter in the
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black water holding tank.
DUMPING HOLDING TANK WITH MACERATOR
1. Remove the cap
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the macerator waste hose
driver's side utility compartment. Connect the
macerator waste hose to the sewer line and a sewer
hook-up.
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2. Open the black water tank dump valve
3. Turn on the macerator pump switch
4. While emptying the black water tank, open the grey
water tank dump valve
5. Turn off the macerator pump switch
black water tank dump valve
tank dump valve
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Replace the sewer line cap, rinse the macerator
waste hose and return the hose to the rear driver's
side utility compartment.
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from the sewer line and remove
located in the rear
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and close the
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and the grey water
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when both tanks are empty.
Refer to the macerator manual located in the Motorhome
Information Kit for further information.
WASTE WATER HOLDING TANK -
DO'S AND DON'TS
DO keep your holding tank clean using a cleaning agent
approved for recreational vehicle sanitation systems.
DO add a special deodorizer or chemical additive
approved for recreational vehicle sanitation systems
to reduce odor and help break down waste.
DO keep both tank dump valves closed to enable the
tanks to fill before emptying.
DO keep both tank dump valves closed and the drain
cap tightly in place while traveling.
DO use soft, single-ply, non-dyed, biodegradable toilet
tissue.
DO open the shower room vent to provide fresh air and
reduce excessive moisture buildup.
DO keep all roof vents and windows closed when
traveling to prevent odors caused by negative pressure.
DON'T put facial tissues, paper, permanent (automotive)
antifreeze, sanitary napkins or household toilet
cleansers in your holding tank.
DON'T put anything solid in your holding tank that could
scratch or damage the plastic components.
DON'T use any mechanical drain cleaning devices
unless the in-line trap has been removed.
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