Toilet model identification, Ordering parts, Troubleshooting (cont’d) – SeaLand VHT 4500 Holding Tank - 140 Series VacuFlush Toilet User Manual

Page 15: Problem possible cause service instructions, Clearing blockage in toilet base

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Problem

Possible cause

service instructions

TRoublEshooTinG (cont’d)

clEaRIng blockagE In ToIlET basE

1. Turn off water to the toilet.
2. Press pedal to open the flush ball.
3. Use a plunger to dislodge the foreign material from the 1-inch diameter orifice at the bottom of

the base, or use a small diameter blunt rod to attempt to push the blockage through the orifice.

4. Make sure vacuum action pulls material into discharge line before turning on water supply.

13. Vacuum pump is making a

loud noise.

14. Vacuum pump running too

slow, overheating, blowing

fuses or circuit breakers.

15. Difficulty in emptying waste

from holding tank.

16. Vacuum pump emits odor.

17. System emits odor.

a. Loose set screw in crank

assembly.

b. Pump bearing is worn.

c. Dirt or debris in pump body.

d. Worn or defective motor.

e. Motor loose from mounting

bracket.

a. Improper voltage.

b. Loose or broken electrical wiring.

c. Improper wire size.

d. Motor worn or defective.

e. Tank is overfilled – air pump forced

to pump water.

a. The toilet pedal is not locked open

during holding tank pump-out.

a. Worn, torn, or punctured pump

diaphragm.

a. Check for improper flexible hose.

a. Remove cover from pump and

check crank assembly setscrew

for tightness.

b. Check pump bearing for wear.

Replace if needed.

c. Disassemble air pump assem-

bly and inspect inside of pump

body for foreign objects.

d. Replace motor assembly.

e. Tighten the four (4) screws

securing the motor to the

mounting bracket.

a. Check input power for low

voltage.

b. Tighten or reconnect wires.

c. Wire size too small – check

electrical diagram for proper

wire size for voltage of pump

used.

d. Check motor and replace if

necessary.

e. Disassemble air pump and

empty out water.

a. Lock the toilet pedal open

(see “Holding Tank Pump-out

Operation”, page 10).

a. Replace pump diaphragm.

a. Replace hose where necessary.

ToilET MoDEl iDEnTiFicaTion

The model identification label is located on the

base of the toilet. It shows the model number and

serial number of the product. A similar label is also

located on the vacuum holding tank.

oRDERinG PaRTs

Dometic is ready to assist you in the event

service is required. Before calling, please have the

following information available:
1. Toilet model number.
2. Part number, description, color (if

applicable), and quantity. Refer to

separate parts list for details.

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