Table of Content WHAT’S IN THE BOX? ........................ 4 CM LP SCHEMATICS ........................5 INSTALLATION ..........................6 Step 1: Positioning the Pedestal Diagram ................. 6 Step 2: Positioning the Waste Chute ..................7 Step 3: Installing the Waste Chute .................... 8 Step 4: Installing the Wheels to the Composting Chamber ............
WHAT’S IN THE BOX? Please check the packing slip to ensure everything has been delivered. If anything is missing, please notify your supplier within 72 hrs of receipt. Items you will need to complete your installation: Wall brackets to fix the vent pipe to the building ...
CM HP SCHEMATICS Chamber Dimensions [without Lid] Diameter = 780mm. Height = 620mm. Handle to Handle max = 950mm If you are planning to excavate an area under the house for the compost chambers, please ensure the area is well-drained and any retaining walls are built to the satis- faction of the local authority.
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Extra Length Required for Under-floor Areas If the Underfloor height exceeds 1200mm (floor-to-floor), you will require additional lengths of chute, fixed together with small stainless steel self-tapping screws below the flange of the Ad- ditional Waste Chute. As the Chute joints are Tappered, the top Waste Chute must be inserted through the toilet room floor first with Additional Waste Chutes added from below.
To assist composting in colder climates, we recommend the purchase of an optional heater pad which is perma- nently fixed inside the chamber. The Pad will be factory installed. The Heater Pad runs on 12 Volt Power. (Refer to the supplementary manual.) Note : The Heater Pad should not be submerged –...
Step 4: Composting Chamber Step 5: Installing the Compost Chamber Slide the ‘In-service’ compost chamber lid (with Pre-Cut Hole) up onto the waste chute from under- neath (A brush seal is supplied & fitted to the ‘In-service’ lid and acts as a seal to prevent any odour emitting from the chamber.) 1.
Step 6: Connecting the Vent Pipe and Fan to the ‘In-service’ Chamber The fan runs 24 hours a day to continuously circu- late air through the compost heap. Air is drawn down the toilet pedestal through the compost chamber and out the vent pipe.
POWERING YOUR FAN Mains Power A 240/12 volt regulated transformer is included to run the fan from mains power. Connect the fans to the transformer as follows: We recommend a spare fan is kept on hand at all times, particularly after a year of use. Go to Ecoflo Online Store or call 1300 138 182 for...
COMPOSTING ACCELERATORS Whilst Clivus Multrum users report successful composting without the use of any addi- tives, we strongly recommend the use of the following in order to optimise composting, particularly when the toilet is in permanent use by more than two people.
CARE & MAINTENANCE Daily or Weekly • Clean restroom & toilet fixtures using only biodegradable cleaners. • Add 1 cup of bulking agent to toilet after every solid use. • Turn the Compost Mixer Anti Clockwise 3-5 times weekly; or possibly more often, once the pile is above the bottom Mixer Blades.
(gloves and old clothes). Do not attempt to move the chambers on your own. The Clivus Multrum composting toilet chambers will need to be changed on a regular basis. A suf- ficient number of chambers must be purchased to allow the ‘Out-of-service’ chamber a minimum 5 months;...
1300 138 182. Clivus Multrum toilets have proven themselves to be one of the easiest systems to manage. However, be- ing a natural process, reliant on a number of factors beyond our control, it can occasionally need some help to maintain an appropriate balance.
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The odour from the ‘Out-of-service’ chamber is unpleasant: If the ‘Out-of-service’ chamber is not connected to the vent pipe it may smell immediately after it has been taken ‘Out-of-service’. Odours can be greatly reduced or eliminated by covering the top of the pile with straw or dry grass clippings. You may wish to do this before disconnecting the chamber.
PRODUCT & COMPONENT WARRANTY Ecoflo will furnish new parts to a customer whose toilet fails within the allotted warranty period for the particular component, provided that our inspection shows such failure is due to defective material or workmanship. Any part supplied is warranted for the balance of the original warranty period. The war- ranty period for a part begins from the date the original product was dispatched (plus 10 working days for transportation).
Please place this maintenance schedule close to your ‘In-service’ Chamber and complete the table as you rotate your chambers. Model: CM HP Date First Put into Service: _____/_____/________ The ‘Out-of-service’ chamber must compost for a minimum of 5 months from the date it was first rotated ‘Out-of-service’.
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