Sealand toliet

I had the same problem and finally figured it out. Turned out to be the flange was cracked. I found an exact fit at Lowes and cut the old one out with a Dremel tool and the new one fit right into the pipe going into the holding tank.
Hope this helps.
Busyguy

Thanks old biscuit for the manual link, been using sealed toilet for ten years and did not know to pull up the lever to add water to bowl. I still have not learned how to used the toilet spray nozzle, any ideas?

Skylark wrote:
Thanks old biscuit for the manual link, been using sealed toilet for ten years and did not know to pull up the lever to add water to bowl. I still have not learned how to used the toilet spray nozzle, any ideas?

Sprayer only has water pressure/flow when flush pedal is pushed down.

I was told that,but for some reason, that will not work either. Is there a cut off some where? Thanks and Happy New Year.

Sprayer is connected to vacuum breaker on backside of toilet after the water valve.

So anytime water valve is opened sprayer will have pressure/flow


Remove sprayer head and try just thru hose....sprayer head could be clogged.

If still no flow...then disconnect sprayer hose at vacuum breaker and check that stub connection on vacuum breaker has 'hole' in it.
Stub comes sealed.......when optional sprayer is attached a hole has to be cut in stub.

When mine was about 2 years old had all toilet water stop running. There was a buildup of stones in the line that pretty much stopped all water. I just too it apart and blew it out. No problem since.

Finally had toliet replaced . thought that was solution. Wrong,repair shop found floor was rotted,so obvious it had leaked for quite awhile.
Floor was dry when we picked motor home up. After 2 days of limited use floor is wet. Any suggestions. Not sure where water is coming from.

Finally had toliet replaced . thought that was solution. Wrong,repair shop found floor was rotted,so obvious it had leaked for quite awhile.
Floor was dry when we picked motor home up. After 2 days of limited use floor is wet. Any suggestions. Not sure where water is coming from.

Do you have any young boys (or older) travelling with you?

No,that's not the problem.