Cinderella Classic How To Use

How to use Cinderella Classic

Valuable information for users of Cinderella

1. Always remember to place a bag in the toilet bowl before use. Do not prepare a bag for the next user.
2. The toilet lid must always be down when the toilet is not being used. The incineration process cannot begin until the lid
is in the lowered position.
3. After the completion of the incineration process, the yellow light on the control panel turns off . The fan stops when the
temperature in the incineration chamber has cooled to 85°C. (This will occur about 1 to 1.5 hour after completion of the
incineration process).
4. The toilet should not be connected to the mains during thunderstorms.
5. It is possible to disconnect the mains cable when leaving the house for longer periods of time, for example if not being
used during the winter months. Note: The yellow light must be turned off before disconnecting the mains. The battery will
begin recharging as soon as the toilet is reconnected to 230V mains power.
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6 CINDERELLA CLASSIC USER MANUAL
1. Check the green light on the control panel, indicating connection to the
230V mains supply.
2. Open the toilet lid and seat.
The ventilation fan starts automatically.
3. Place a bag in the bowl. Use a new bag for each visit to the toilet
4. Lower the seat. The toilet is ready for use.
5. Make use of the toilet. If the amount produced is small, pour in a cup of water, in order
to increase the weight suffi ciently for the bag to fall down.
6. Close the toilet lid.
7. Press the "Start" button for 1 - 2 seconds. A beep acknowledges the start of the inci-
neration process. The hatch opens and the bag with contents falls down. When the
hatch closes, incineration begins. The toilet is now ready for the next visit.
8. A yellow light on the control panel indicates that incineration is in progress. The light
will be on during the entire incineration process.
9. The length of the incineration process varies with the amount of waste being proces-
sed.