Troubleshooting guide

Please do not use more than 1 ply toilet paper. Do not use paper towels or

Kleenex or you will have trouble emptying your black water tank. Do not place

any feminine hygiene products or any other foreign objects into the toilet.

Please do not forget that when you return the motorhome, the holding tanks

should be empty and flushed. If they are not, you will incur additional charges

on your rental contract.

Adding Chemicals: Run enough water into the black water tank to cover the

bottom of the toilet with about 1 inch of water by flushing the toilet , then add

sufficient toilet chemicals (1 small bottle or bag – approx 8 oz.) for one tank

filling. You must add chemicals to the black holding tank each time after it is

emptied and before you start using it again. This will aid in the breakup of

solid wastes and make emptying the tanks much easier. The tank is now

ready to use again. You will receive the first batch of chemicals from us. It is

part of your starter kit. Should you need additional chemicals, you can

purchase them from us before you leave, or at your campground or RV supply

store.

Holding Tank Tips: The holding tanks are designed to be virtually trouble

free and easy to operate. However, occasionally there are a few problems

that may arise. One problem is that the holding tank indicator lights on the

monitor panel may read incorrectly. Another problem may be that the tanks

become clogged by debris and will not empty properly. In both cases, a little

preventative maintenance will stop the problems before they start. To begin

with, do not empty the tanks until they are ½ to ¾ full. This provides sufficient

water to completely empty all waste material into the sewer line. It also keeps

matter from drying on the metal sensors inside the tank that are connected to

the monitor panel, thus avoiding erroneous readings.

Another tip: after emptying the black water tank, empty the gray water tank,

but leave the black water valve open while the gray water is draining. Gray

water will flow back into the black water tank helping to flush it. Do not put

facial tissue, paper towels, sanitary napkins, household toilet cleaners, or

ethylene glycol based or other automotive antifreezes in the holding tanks.

Also, avoid pouring grease, oils or similar substances down sink drains or the

toilet. Grease may coat the sensor probes mounted in the tanks thus giving a

false reading on the monitor panel. If there appears to be a blockage in the

drain pipes, it might help to drive the vehicle a distance so that the blockage

might dislodge, before attempting to empty the tank again.