Air Toilet

[Mallie Lennon]

Originally Posted by Alan

After fighting with my toilet for over a year I finally realized that there are printed instructions on the bottom side of the tank cover. Read them and in less than 20 seconds problem solved and it's been perfect for a month. Also make sure your air pressure is between 60 & 70 PSI.

you can google "Model LF-210 Air Operated" and find the pdf. shows everything you need. I think there is one in our downloads but I could not find it when I looked just now.

[Kiwi3]

I found that putting a little air regulator in the "tank" just before the air goes into the valve has helped a lot. Now I can crank up my compressor to 90ish PSI and the toilet only gets 60PSI - and there is a little reserve in the tank.

I used one of these> http://www.harborfreight.com/14-in-m...uge-68226.html

I also added in a oiler for the toilet compressor. Not scientific, but I'm thinking that the oil will help that old toilet valve some.

[dog2travel]

Here's the info on pressures straight from Mullaney:

2016_07_30_20_54_41.pdf

[Mallie Lennon]

Originally Posted by Kiwi3

I found that putting a little air regulator in the "tank" just before the air goes into the valve has helped a lot. Now I can crank up my compressor to 90ish PSI and the toilet only gets 60PSI - and there is a little reserve in the tank.

I used one of these> http://www.harborfreight.com/14-in-m...uge-68226.html

I also added in a oiler for the toilet compressor. Not scientific, but I'm thinking that the oil will help that old toilet valve some.

I would be careful of over lubricating.
They recommend Silicone Lubricant, and according to their chart, very little is needed. I use a spray can to put a shot in the line from the compressor once a year.

[b1gsur]

Photos of toilet change

[Mallie Lennon]

Dan, Great job,, you made it look easy.

[rwoody]

right behind ya Dan when this elec unit quits

[isp2952]

I didn't wait until mine quit. I just got fed up with the darn thing leaking water out of the bowl all the time. Changed the seal, but had to remove the Microphor to do that, so why stop there. Changed the whole toilet to a Dometic 320 and like Dan LOVE IT!!! I have had the high rise, elongated, toilets at home since they first came out. Now I have one in the coach and it is great.