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Removing the Toilet Unit
Flush and clean the toilet. Close the inlet and the outlet seacocks. Loosen the jubilee clips to remove the hose connections on the inlet and the outlet pumps (or in...
Removing the Toilet Unit
Flush and clean the toilet. Close the inlet and the outlet seacocks. Loosen the jubilee clips to remove the hose connections on the inlet and the outlet pumps (or in...
Operating and Maintaining your Marine Toilet
Operating Before Use: Turn safety control valve (11 or VE11) anti-clockwise to open. Pump flushing water into the pan (59A or V59A) - using handle 13 or VE13 - up...
Operating and Maintaining your Marine Toilet
Operating Before Use: Turn safety control valve (11 or VE11) anti-clockwise to open. Pump flushing water into the pan (59A or V59A) - using handle 13 or VE13 - up...
Sitting and Installing the Seacocks
Having Chosen the type of inlet and discharge seacocks required for your particular needs, they should be mounted in the hull. We recommend Blakes Seacocks for use with our marine...
Sitting and Installing the Seacocks
Having Chosen the type of inlet and discharge seacocks required for your particular needs, they should be mounted in the hull. We recommend Blakes Seacocks for use with our marine...
Sitting and Installing your Marine Toilet
Sitting Below the Waterline: The toilet is supplied as standard with a heavy lower valve (29A or VE29A) which is suitable for installations mounted up to 510mm (20") below the...
Sitting and Installing your Marine Toilet
Sitting Below the Waterline: The toilet is supplied as standard with a heavy lower valve (29A or VE29A) which is suitable for installations mounted up to 510mm (20") below the...
