Help, macerator question

^^^^^ What chuckftboy said...Dennis

I think your Bounder has the Sea Land vacuum system not a macerator. It doesn't grind just moves the waste with vacuum which means when you use a lot of paper, use a lot of water. When you plunge, just one down stroke works best as up and down may damage the flapper that seals the vacuum in the waste line.

Thanks for the help / ideas to everyone, after going through everything electrical and mechanical went to the basics. Borrowed a plunger from the campground owner and in 30 seconds it works again. Obviously looked harder than I needed to and feeling a little embarrassed,thanks again to everyone who responded. Adding a plunger to the checklist.... RTBill

You have an attic?

That's why mine is in a bag in the attic!

That toilet is easily unbolted from the floor and then disconnect the water line. As you look at the back of the toilet, there is a large white assembly with hoses attached. That unit is the actual macerator. Don't attempt to open it up.....don't ask how I know.

The white assembly is removable. Disconnect the hoses and unplug the electrical. Take the unit outside and flush it via the openings. Once you think it's clear/clean, then you can disassemble the white unit to see if it's jammed.

Can you hear anything click near the back? I think mine has a relay there.

The toilet should unmount easily to get to the back for inspection.

Day 2 of first time out since October, no problem day one, just emptied black tank with no issues. Seems mechanical / electrical type problem, never an issue to date.... put glove on, and reached down the exit seems like valve below the toilet isn’t open

They do get clogged up.