Toilet
- Thread starter 1961angel
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1961angel said:
There's nothing like being direct, and boy do you go straight to the point.
It can be helpful to have a little more information, such as the nature of the problem, the make and model and year. sometimes the problem may have been encountered elsewhere and simpler quicker and cheaper solution may just be lurking in someones experience.
If nothing else to be a bit more sociable.
Welcome to the forum
Please accept my most humblest of apologies for being abrupt. I need to replace the shower tray of my Compass Omega 534 and the toilet needs to be removed. I'd like to know if I have to remove the filler completely from the outside of the van. I await replies with bated breath
Damian
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Hello,
Yes you do have to remove the filler as it goes into the back of the toilet.
The toilet is secured by 4 or 6 screws under the cassette.
So, remove the filler , undo the screws, inside lift the toilet a little and pull forward.
Oh ! nearly forgot, check to see if the toilet has been siliconed along the edge of the cassette door.
If so, you will have to cut that then remove it all and renew on refitting.
Yes you do have to remove the filler as it goes into the back of the toilet.
The toilet is secured by 4 or 6 screws under the cassette.
So, remove the filler , undo the screws, inside lift the toilet a little and pull forward.
Oh ! nearly forgot, check to see if the toilet has been siliconed along the edge of the cassette door.
If so, you will have to cut that then remove it all and renew on refitting.
Thanks I did think that was the case but it's nice to have confirmation. It's a nice winter project for me
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