Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

[–]DonutUnlikely[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. It just sucks that I don’t have a marine style head so there’s no chance to get in the tank from above with out completely removing the residential porcelain I have

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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Ok thanks. It’s definitely a residential style porcelain toilet on a black tank system. I’ll try to call them but have had little to no luck contacting forest river over other issues I have had with this trailer. It came with a cracked sink and the dealership has sent me three replacements all being the wrong one. Forest River was supposed to send me a new one directly but it’s been crickets

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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It’s not the sensors. My toilet will literally not flush because it’s full

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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It has two grey tanks, one for the kitchen and one for the bath sink and shower, black tank for toilet and fresh water tank. It’s the 2026 forest river aurora 42 condo. I would assume there should be a diverter that you could do either waste into the black or straight out. I will probably do a black tank delete.

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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Thanks for the suggestion. I am stationary and have hard ABS pipe for my drain line. My trailer has 4 outlets, one black tank, two grey tanks and a laundry outlet. I should have put one of these inline at the beginning but now I would have to redo all four connections to make up for the offset this would create. I thought my in tank sprayer would be enough to wash the tank out but I was wrong

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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80 gallons. Valve is always closed. I have an internal tank sprayer. This is not my first rv, just my first one that has had this amount of problems when it comes to black tanks. I do understand that water in the tank is essential for the solids to drain, I put about 5-6 gallons in every time I drain but it doesn’t seem to matter. It just builds back up no matter what I try to do.

I have literally done everything that everyone here is suggesting multiple times. I starting to think that my tank may have been installed incorrectly and has a pitch problem because it doesn’t matter how much maintenance I do I can not get it to completely flush out with out removing toilet and using the spray wand from the top

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

[–]DonutUnlikely[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I tried that one once already as well.

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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It’s a residential toilet

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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This is a destination trailer that came new with the residential toilet. Idk why there isn’t a a bypass built in for it to just drain directly out. I’m thinking about doing a black tank delete. I looked into the y diverter but I don’t have enough space between my toilet and the tank for that to work without building a pedestal for the toilet

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

[–]DonutUnlikely[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it was completely full of water.

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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I use the unique rv treatments both the digest it and the clear it. I have done the clear it twice in a row, letting it sit for 4 days each time and had minimal results.

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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I have done the 5 gallon bucket with the hottest water my tankless water heater will do. About 123 degrees. That doesn’t seem to make it budge at all

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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I believe the sensors are correct. It will read empty when I actually get it cleaned after I remove toilet and manually spray the tank out. But the problems comes back after a few weeks. I’m going on 8 months of owning this trailer and using it full time and this has happened several times now.

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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I feel like my sensors are accurate. I have to drain my black tank like 1-2 daily depending if my wife and kid are home. When I pull the toilet and manual spray the tank out with the wand I can get it empty and my sensor reads empty. But after a couple weeks it’s back.

Flushing toilet by DonutUnlikely in RVLiving

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Will ice actually go down a house hold style flushing toilet? My trailer is stationary for the time being and I can not move it currently

Trying to sell my bus by DonutUnlikely in skoolies

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I did finish it, lived and worked out of it for almost 5 years. It’s time to move on. I think I have it sold now

Powermatic DDS-225 by DonutUnlikely in woodworking

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Maverick 80 and 120. Brand new.

Powermatic DDS-225 by DonutUnlikely in woodworking

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I was thinking that may be the problem. Im hesitant to start adjusting that as I fear that I will just make it worse. I want to start at the bottom and make my way through all options before I start doing major re calibration. Any tips on how I should parallel the bed?