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SeaLand Dometic VacuFlush Series Installer's Manual (71 pages)

Brand: SeaLand | Category: Toilets | Size: 2 MB

Vacuflush® System Components

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Vacuflush Principles of Operation

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Table of Contents

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Section I: Toilet Installation

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Section II: Vacuum Sources

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- Vacuum Pump Locations
  17
- Supporting the Vacuum Hose
  18
- S-Series Pump
  19
- Sailboat Pump Mounting
  20
- Vacuum Tank Do's and Don'ts
  21
- Accessibility
  22
- Critical Guidelines
  26
Hose and Piping Layout

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- Piping Runs to the Vacuum Source
  28
- Bend Limits
  30
- Hose Run Simplification
  31
- Avoiding Heat Sources
  32
- Routing Hose and Piping
  33
- Making Hose Connections
  35
  - Hose Heaters & Assembly
    35
  - Lubrication
    36
  - Assembly Tips
    37
- Avoiding Malodors
  38
- Sealand Fitting Information
  40
- Critical Guidelines
  43
Section IV: Holding Tanks

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- Simplified Layout
  46
- Holding Tank Locations
  47
- Diptubes
  49
- Vent Filters
  50
- Discharge Pump
  51
- Level Indicators
  52
- Critical Guidelines
  53
Section V: Electrical Guidelines

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- Critical Guidelines
  54
Section VI: System Checkout

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- Power on Check
  56
- Winterizing the System
  57
- System Leak Rates
  58
Section VII

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System Troubleshooting

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SeaLand Dometic VacuFlush Series Installer's Manual (71 pages)

Table of Contents

Vacuflush® System Components

Vacuflush Principles of Operation

Table of Contents

Section I: Toilet Installation

Section II: Vacuum Sources

Hose and Piping Layout

Section IV: Holding Tanks

Section V: Electrical Guidelines

Section VI: System Checkout

Section VII

System Troubleshooting

1 Water will Not Stay in the Bowl

2 Plastic Flush Ball will Not Close

4 Water Doesn't Shut off in Toilet

6 Cannot Lift Flush Lever to Add Water to the Bowl

7 Water Is Leaking from the Water Valve Assembly

8 Water Is Leaking from the Rear of

9 Water Is Leaking from the Base/Bowl 63 Connection

10 Pump Is Running too Often

11 Pump Runs Continuously

12 Pump will Not Run

13 Vacuum Pump Runs too Slowly, very Hot, or Blows Fuses Frequently

14 Toilet will Not Flush

15 Pump Leaks Water

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