Installation - Dometic 510+ Operation Manual

Installation

1 . To replace an older toilet, turn off water supply to toilet .
Disconnect water line at toilet water valve . Unscrew floor bolt
nuts and remove toilet . Discard old floor seal and mount-
ing bolts . The old floor flange may be used if it is in good
condition and has fastener holes that are positioned correctly .
Make sure center of floor flange is at least 11 inches
(279 mm) from back wall (Figure A) .
NOTE: If old floor flange cannot be used and cannot be
removed, please use a SeaLand Universal Mounting Kit,
available from your Dometic dealer .
2 . When installing new floor flange, make certain that the toilet
mounting bolts align properly with Dometic toilet mounting
pattern .
3 . Secure flange to floor using flat head screws through
countersunk holes in flange . Insert floor bolts into slotted
holes in flange (Figure B) .
4 . If toilet is being installed in a shower stall, apply a 1/4" thick
by 3/4" wide bead of glazing compound around the circum-
ference of the floor flange (Figure C) .
5 . Dometic toilet models 111, 510 and 511 will accept handicap
or household decorative seats . Remove existing seat and
replace with new seat if desired .
6 . Position floor seal by pressing the floor bolts up through
holes in the seal .
7 . Set toilet in place with bolts protruding up through mounting
holes in base (Figure D) .
8 . Install washers and hex nuts provided with toilet . Tighten
nuts down equally with standard 7/16" open end wrench .
Remove excess glazing compound from around base in
shower stall installation .
9 . Connect water supply line to water valve (1/2" NPT) inlet
using appropriate fittings or an extension (Figure E) .
10 . Turn on water supply and flush toilet to test for leaks .
11 . Attach pedestal and pedal covers to toilet base
(see instructions below) .
Attaching Pedestal and Pedal Cover
Fig. F
1. Wrap pedestal cover
around base so that it
closes as shown.
2. Tall model – screw
cover together. Short
model – snap together.
3. Slide pedal cover onto
foot pedal rod.
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Fig. A
Fig. B
Fig. C
Fig. D
Fig. E
4. Secure side plate onto
pedal cover
with screws.