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I bought a Dry Flush toilet to use in my Cricket trailer for weekends in the boondocks, as well as to use on my boat. This is a pricey ($450) solution, but it's definately a no-fuss, no-muss way to go. If dumping a porta-potti makes you want to gag, then check this thing out:
Composting toilets are mainly dry toilets in which the waste composts or is decomposed Dry Flush Toilet Video Review - Page 2 - iRV2 Forums Journey with Confidence RV GPS App RV Trip Planner RV LIFE Campground Reviews RV Maintenance Take a Speed Test Free 7 Day Trial ×
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The water in the middle bathroom does not stay high enough to cover the exit opening of the toilet. I can manually add water but the water slowly drains (10-15 seconds) to below the opening of the exit opening. I can change the settings from regular to dry flush and vise versa, but the toilet will not keep water covering the opening of the drain.
The manual says that you should press the “Flush” button and hold it until the “GREEN Power light” starts flashing. As soon as the GREEN light starts flashing you should release the “Flush” button. Every time you do that sequence of operations it should toggle back and forth between “Normal Flush” and “Dry Bowl Flush”.
The toilet will fill with water but will not flush. I hear the normal clicking noises from the control panel going through the various cycles. I removed the toilet and have checked for 12v power. There is 12v power at the water solenoid valve on the backside of toilet but no power is measured at the connection to the macerator pump.
Toilet System • Press and hold Flush button for 5 seconds to change water/dry bowl after flush. (0.85 gallon per flush vs. 0.45 gallon) • Press “Add Water” twice quickly to change light; Always on Full, Always on Dim, On with motion, Always off.
TECMA toilet is a macerating toilet.....no 'vacuum breaker' and no bowl seals etc Macerator pump discharge hose controls water in bowl.....height of loop at top \ Bowl drains dry after flush Water is siphoning out of bowl due to discharge hose pulled down Discharge hose from macerator pump is pulled down.
We have a 2017 Dutch Star 4369 with the Dometic 8700 macerater toilet. I have read previous posts about the Hi/Lo dip switch setting and the toilet bowl Full Flush/Short Flush. This is our first experience with a macerator toilet and find we are dumping the black tank twice as often as our previous SOB motor home with a Dometic non-macerator ...
The other problem with installing a regular toilet is you will either have to run it through the existing black tank, which doesn't eliminate the problem of debris clogging the line, or you will have to remove the black tank altogether and plumb the toilet directly to the sewer line, which means you won't be able to reinstall the RV toilet later when you sell.