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CLEANING THETFORD CASSETTE TOILETS

I have just spent the last 2 weeks at Stowford Farm Meadows & can not believe that so many people did not know that after emptying the liquid from the cassette, that the pouring spout can be removed to get rid of any paper clogging the outlet.
If I had charged £5 a time to show people I could have paid for my holiday
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Sorry I can not show any pictures on here but here goes
Rotate the outlet spout 180 degrees from the housed position and when the lugs line up lift out
Lining the lugs up is trial & error but when they line up the spout comes away from the main body of the cassette allowing you to give the cassette a thorough clean inside
Simples
 
Willi-Wonti said:
Sorry I can not show any pictures on here but here goes
Rotate the outlet spout 180 degrees from the housed position and when the lugs line up lift out
Lining the lugs up is trial & error but when they line up the spout comes away from the main body of the cassette allowing you to give the cassette a thorough clean inside
Simples

But i can
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Here are some Photos of how to remove the spout, it needs to be as far round as in photo two & a gentle pull up will remove it from the cassette.
When putting the spout back in, press down as you turn it back round....
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Sproket said:
Willi-Wonti said:
Sorry I can not show any pictures on here but here goes
Rotate the outlet spout 180 degrees from the housed position and when the lugs line up lift out
Lining the lugs up is trial & error but when they line up the spout comes away from the main body of the cassette allowing you to give the cassette a thorough clean inside
Simples

But i can
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Here are some Photos of how to remove the spout, it needs to be as far round as in photo two & a gentle pull up will remove it from the cassette.
When putting the spout back in, press down as you turn it back round....
smiley-wink.gif


Caravanaccesories134.jpg
Caravanaccesories135.jpg
Caravanaccesories136.jpg
Caravanaccesories137-1.jpg
Caravanaccesories138.jpg

simplesmeerkat.jpg
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Why did you mask out the hole in picture 4?

What are you hiding in there!
 
Just wanted to add my name to the list of people who did not know that!
This should also prevent any future and unwanted splash back as i jolt the cassette to clear a clog in the bend, i whole heartidly thank you!
 
hello guys, When the toilets been emptied and throughly clean out etc. its put back into the caravan no problem. Then its happens a skinky pong coming from the clean toilet its only just started to happen and like i said its throughly cleaned and rinsed out. Cant understand why this is happening. Any of u guys any ideas. Cant stand this pong for much longer. hhhhhhelp....
 
erica1 said:
hello guys, When the toilets been emptied and throughly clean out etc. its put back into the caravan no problem. Then its happens a skinky pong coming from the clean toilet its only just started to happen and like i said its throughly cleaned and rinsed out. Cant understand why this is happening. Any of u guys any ideas. Cant stand this pong for much longer. hhhhhhelp....
It sounds like the blade is not being closed properly & sealing ..........
What type / model is fitted to your van ?
Have a look here at a possible solution ?
Thetford Toilets
 
Here it is on the spout,
Do not lube the 'O' ring, you don't want it wagging about all over
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When you are giving it a good shake
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