Troubleshooting, Problem possible cause service instructions – SeaLand VHT 4500 Holding Tank - 140 Series VacuFlush Toilet User Manual

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Problem

Possible cause

service instructions

1. Water will not stay in bowl.

2. Plastic flush ball will not close

completely.

3. Flush ball will not open.

4. Water does not shut off in

toilet (toilet overflows).

5. Water does not enter toilet

bowl properly.

6. Water leaking from water

valve.

a. Loose clamp ring.

b. Improper seal around flush ball

due to dirt or debris on underside

of ball seal.

c. Worn or damaged seal.

d. Worn or damaged flush ball.

a. Too much friction between flush

ball and ball seal.

b. Water valve screws are too tight.

c. Defective spring cartridge.

a. Broken shaft.

b. Shaft not fully engaged in the

spring cartridge.

a. Dirt lodged in water valve seal.

a. Insufficient water flow rate at toilet.

b. Water valve clogged.

c. Plugged rim wash holes in toilet.

a. Water valve body cracked due to

freeze damage.

b. Water line connection is loose or

not seated properly.

c. Defective water valve.

d. Stripped threads.

a. Tighten clamp ring adjusting nut.

b. Inspect flush ball and underside

of seal for foreign objects.

Clean flush ball and under seal

if needed.

c. Replace seal.

d. Replace flush ball.

a. Lubricate between flush ball and

ball seal with furniture polish or

cooking spray.

b. Loosen screws slightly.

c. Check spring tension by

pushing flush lever down, then

release it suddenly. If lever does

not snap back into original posi-

tion, replace spring cartridge.

a. Replace shaft.

b. Put pressure on shaft from

under the flush ball (pushing

into spring cartridge) until it

engages. You may have to

rotate flush ball slightly until

shaft lines up with square in

spring cartridge.

a. Disassemble and clean water

valve.

a. Check water flow rate at toilet.

Rate should be 2 gpm (7.6 lpm)

at toilet.

b. Remove and clean screen

located at inlet of water valve.

c. Clean holes. If still a problem,

replace the toilet bowl.

a. Replace water valve.

b. Insure that threads are not

cross-threaded and tighten.

c. Replace water valve.

d. Replace water valve.

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