Shower - SAFARI Trek 2002 Owner's Manual

When flushing liquids, the small amount of water released on flushing is generally
enough to rinse the bowl. When flushing solid waste, raise the lever sufficiently to allow
enough water to enter the bowl to carry the solids. After flushing, a small amount of water
should remain in the bowl.
Pushing the flush lever down opens the ball valve and flushes the toilet. Don't hold the
lever down any longer than necessary - it wastes water and allows odors to escape from
the holding tank.
WARNING: Only items that will dissolve should be disposed of through the holding
tanks. Do not flush paper towels, facial tissue, sanitary napkins, or any
similar product. Always use soluble toilet tissue, available at RV supply
stores
Clean the toilet regularly with a mild bathroom cleaner. Do not use scouring powder,
highly concentrated or acidic cleansers. These chemicals may damage the seals and the
finish of the bowl. Do not dispose of anything through the toilet that might be abrasive,
caustic, or corrosive.
The toilet is generally a simple and trouble-free device. Some of the more common prob-
lems that can occur and possible solutions are listed in the Troubleshooting section.
Consult the manufacturers' operation manual for detailed instructions.

Shower

NOTE: Water pressure in a motorhome is considerably less than you would find in a
site-built home. This is necessary to protect the plumbing.
NOTE: Do not use any showerhead other than the one installed at the factory.
The Trek allows you to use the showerhead in the fixed position by leaving it on its hold-
er or detaching it from the clip for use as a personal hand shower.
The shower is a gel-coated fiberglass similar to the type found in many homes. It should
be cleaned with a non-abrasive tub and tile cleaner. Use of scouring powder will damage
the surface.
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