SeaLand VACuuM TOILET OWNER’S MANuAL !

SeaLand
®
Vacuum Toilet
Owner’s Manual
VacuFlush® 5000 Series Toilets
5006
5009
5148
! WARNING
IMPORTANT NOTICE
VacuFlush® sanitation systems must
be installed according to Dometic’s
recommended procedures.
Do not attempt installation without first contacting a VacuFlush
certified dealer or Dometic
Corporation.
This manual must be read and understood
before adjustment, maintenance, or service
is performed. Modification of this product
can result in property damage.
Dometic Sanitation Corporation
13128 State Rt 226, PO Box 38, Big Prairie, OH 44611
SeaLand Product Hotline 1-800-321-9886
www.DometicUSA.com
Table of Contents
Winterizing.................................................. 5
Clearing Discharge Lines........................... 6
Maintaining the System.............................. 6
Deodorants and Special Tissue . ............... 7
Troubleshooting . ................................ 8 - 11
Product Dimensions..................................11
Customer Service..................................... 12
Warranty .................................................. 12
Important Information................................. 2
Product Features ....................................... 2
Toilet Model Identification........................... 2
Before Operation........................................ 3
Toilet Operation ......................................... 3
System Start-Up ........................................ 3
VacuFlush System Components................ 4
Proper Bowl Cleaning................................. 5
Important Information
1. Do not use chlorine or caustic chemicals, such as laundry bleach or drain opening types,
in the system. These products damage the seals in toilets and dump valves.
2. Do not permit foreign objects (paper towels, paper cups, diapers, sanitary napkins, etc.) to
be flushed through the toilet.
3. The toilet bowl must be regularly cleaned and winterized according to “Proper Bowl Cleaning” and “Winterizing” procedures (page 5), or your warranty coverage may be voided.
Product Features
Freshwater Flush
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Eliminates the unpleasant sulfide odors which plague saltwater systems.
Eliminates the drawing flush water through the through-hull, seacock and vented loop.
Eliminates saltwater impurities from accumulating in the system over time.
Efficient Design
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Consumes as little as one pint of water per flush. A VacuFlush system fills a ten-gallon
(28.4 liter) tank in the same time that an electric toilet fills a 40-gallon (113.6 liter) tank.
Uses only 4-6 amps per flush on 12 VDC.
Delightful Operation
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Simple one-lever flush control. No complex instructions needed.
Comfortable adult-sized seat.
Large water surface keeps bowl clean.
Reliability is Built-In
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USCG Certified Type III Marine Sanitation Device.
No impellers or macerators – vacuum pump motor can run dry without burning up.
Vacuum generator design eliminates clogging problems associated with other systems.
Dispose of Sewage Conveniently and Safely
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Toilet can be used without discharging sewage into sensitive waters.
Holding tank discharge is at a dockside pump or at sea with optional overboard discharge.
Backed by the Best in Service and Quality
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The VacuFlush® system is from Dometic, the leader in marine sanitation.
Worldwide parts availability and technical backup.
Toilet Model Identification
The model identification label is located on the
toilet base and will show the model number
and serial number. For models 5006, 5009,
5047, 5048 and 5049, remove base cover to
locate identification label (see page 8).
Dometic reserves the right to change specifications without notice.
Before Operation
1. Fill freshwater tank and add deodorant to holding
tank through toilet bowl. (See System Start-Up
section, bottom of this page.)
2. Make sure all guests understand the operation of
the VacuFlush system and the instruction label is
in plain sight and easy for guests to read. If this
label is not included in this manual, please
contact the SeaLand Product Customer Service Department immediately.
3. Remember the vacuum pump starts automatically. Shut off the system before servicing
and do not leave the boat with toilet system breaker on.
4. Never use drain openers, alcohol, solvents, etc. in the system.
5. If the system does not function properly, refer to the Troubleshooting section of this
manual and repair as necessary. If problem persists, contact your local SeaLand dealer or
see the Customer Service section of this manual.
Toilet Operation
1. To add water to the toilet before
using, raise flush lever until
desired water level is reached.
Generally, more water is needed
only when flushing solids.
Raise pedal
to add water.
2. To flush toilet, press flush lever sharply
down to the floor until contents clear
bowl. A sharp popping noise is normal
when the vacuum seal is broken. Hold
lever down for three (3) seconds. After
flushing, let lever snap back into position.
If flush lever is accidentally released
before waste clears bowl, do not flush
again until vacuum pump stops running.
A small amount of water remains in bowl
after flushing.
Press pedal
to flush.
3. Do not dispose of sanitary napkins or
other non-dissolving items in toilet, such
as facial tissue or paper towels. These
items can cause plugging of the system.
Refer to the Deodorants and Special
Tissue section in this manual for more
information.
Do not flush
foreign objects.
System Start-up
1. Turn on inlet water supply.
2. Turn on electrical power to system.
3. Flush water into system by depressing flush lever until water starts flowing to the vacuum
pump, approximately 15 seconds. The vacuum pump will run for approximately 60 to 90
seconds until system reaches operating vacuum level and then will shut off.
VacuFlush System Components
VacuFlush Toilet: VacuFlush vacuum toilets operate
differently compared to other toilets. The vacuum
system uses a small amount of water (a little more
than a pint or .5 liter) per flush in addition to a simple
vacuum. The toilet is connected to a pressurized
freshwater system. Fresh water is the key to an odorfree bathroom compartment. 5000 series toilets are
equipped with an integral check valve which prevents
the possible contamination of the freshwater supply.
Vacuum Generator: The vacuum generator combines
the Vacuum Tank and Vacuum Pump in one unit. It
greatly reduces installation time and eliminates the
hose between the tank and pump. Their compact
size makes them especially well-suited to smaller
installation spaces.
Vacuum Tank: The vacuum tank stores vacuum.
System vacuum level is monitored by a vacuum
switch on the vacuum tank. When the toilet is flushed,
this switch senses a vacuum drop in the system and
automatically signals the pump to bring the vacuum to
operating level. This process is normally completed in
less than one minute.
Vacuum Pump: The VacuFlush vacuum pump is a
straight-through bellows type made of long-lasting
polypropylene. Drawing only 4 to 6 amps of current
at 12 VDC, this unique pump is both an efficient air
and liquid pump that handles solids without a problem.
Two duckbill valves on each side of the pump chamber
maintain vacuum and prevent backflow of waste.
VacuStat™ Indicator Panel (optional): Monitors the
status of vacuum for proper toilet operation. Brushed
metallic finish complements bathroom decor. Item
numbers 313700012 (12 VDC), 313700024 (24 VDC).
Model 5009
VacuFlush
Toilet
Vacuum
Generators
Vacuum Tank
and Pump
VacuStat Indicator Panel
VacuFlush Status Panel (optional): Includes
two-light status panel indicating the system is “OK to
Flush” or “Do Not Flush”, and circuit breaker to shut
down system at night. Item numbers 313500012
(12 VDC) or 313500024 (24 VDC).
TankWatch® Level Indicator (optional): The TankWatch unit utilizes micro-float switches which activate
an indicator panel. The inspection cap in the holding
tank contains the micro-float switch units. The adjustable probe assemblies are flexible polybutylene tubing
and are designed to flex when tank contents move.
Vacuum Generator Shut-down Relay (optional,
not shown): This relay can automatically shut down
power to the vacuum toilet system to prevent
overfilling of the holding tank.
TM
In-Line Vent Filter (optional): The SaniGard vent
filter has special odor-removing filter materials to
help keep your vehicle smelling clean and pleasant.
Heavier-than-air malodors accumulate in the holding
tank. Activated filter media remove these odors before
they offend. Each cartridge is good for an entire
season. Replacement cartridges are available.
VacuFlush
Status Panel
TankWatch
Panel
SaniGard Vent Filter
Proper Bowl Cleaning
For stubborn bowl stains, use SeaLand® Toilet Bowl
Cleaner (Fig. A). It’s manufactured especially for use
with all SeaLand toilets. In certain locations where
water is hard, a build-up of lime may dull the toilet bowl
finish. Restore the shine with this SeaLand cleaner. If
you cannot find it in your area, contact Dometic for your
nearest dealer. If the cleaner is not available, you can
also use most non-abrasive bathroom and toilet bowl
cleaners (Bar Keeper's Friend® spray cleaner, Clorox®
toilet bowl cleaner, SaniFlush® toilet bowl cleaner, etc.).
Please follow label instructions.
Fig. A
To avoid damaging the Teflon®-coated seal,
Do not use:
– abrasives (Comet®, Soft Scrub® cleansers etc.)
– caustic chemicals (Drano® clog remover, etc.)
– lubricants and cleaners containing alcohols or petroleum distillates
(Pam® cooking spray, Pine-Sol® cleaner, WD-40® lubricant, etc.).
® Bar Keepers Friend is a registered trademark of SerVaas Laboratories Inc.
® Clorox, Pine-Sol and Soft Scrub are registered trademarks of The Clorox Co.
® Comet is a registered trademark of Prestige Brands International.
® Drano is a registered trademark of S.C. Johnson & Son Inc.
® Pam is a registered trademark of ConAgra Foods.
® Sani-Flush is a registered trademark of Reckitt Benckiser Inc.
® Teflon is a registered trademark of DuPont Co.
® WD-40 is a registered trademark of WD-40 Company.
Winterizing
At the end of each season, the VacuFlush toilet should
be winterized for storage by either draining or using
potable water-safe antifreeze in the system.
To drain:
1. Thoroughly flush system with fresh water.
2. Empty holding tank.
Fig. B
3. Shut off water supply to toilet, and remove inlet
waterline (Fig. B).
Do not remove brass cap on bottom of valve.
4. Press flush lever until all water is drained from toilet.
To use antifreeze:
1. Drain potable water tank.
2. Add freshwater antifreeze to potable water tank.
3. Flush potable water antifreeze and water mixture through toilet and into the waste holding
tank. Each installation is different, so amounts may vary. User discretion is required to
assure adequate protection.
4. Empty holding tank.
NOTE: Use nontoxic antifreeze designated for potable water systems. (See vehicle owner’s
manual.) Never use automotive-type antifreeze in freshwater systems.
Clearing Discharge Lines
Sanitation hoses should be cleared if toilet will not be needed for an extended period of time
(more than two weeks).
1. Fill toilet bowl with water and add 4 oz. (120 ml) of biodegradable laundry detergent
(should not contain bleach).
2. Flush toilet, holding pedal down for about two minutes. Close flush ball.
3. Turn off water supply to toilet.
4. Flush the toilet without water, allowing the vacuum pump to shut off after the flush. Repeat
three times. (This procedure will minimize any remaining water in the sanitation hoses.)
5. Turn off power to the vacuum pump.
6. Completely pump out holding tank.
If system will be subjected to freezing temperatures, please follow above procedure, then
winterize system as described in this manual.
Maintaining The System
Maintenance intervals and normal parts replacement vary widely depending on numerous
factors such as: type of vessel, frequency of system use, quality of flushing water, etc. The
chart below is intended strictly as a general guideline. Owner discretion and consideration of
actual usage must be the first basis for determining proper maintenance levels.
Maintenance Procedure
Part Number
Maintenance Interval
Follow cleaning procedures, p. 5
–
Monthly
Tighten clamps, including base ring
–
Annually
Inspect wire connections
(vacuum generator or vacuum pump)
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Annually
Inspect/tighten water valve screws
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Annually
Inspect/clean filter screen in
water valve
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Annually
Inspect vacuum pump or vacuum
generator and in-line valves
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2-3 years or as needed
Inspect toilet seals
385316140
3-5 years or as needed
Inspect integral check valve
385311083
3-5 years or as needed
Inspect water valve
385314349
3-5 years or as needed
See base assembly, p.8
Parts Ordering Information
Dometic is ready to assist you in the event service is required. Before calling, please have
the following information available. Your cooperation in having this information ready is
appreciated and allows us to better meet your needs. Please refer to Customer Service
section on page 12.
1. Toilet Model Number (See Toilet Model Identification section, page 2.)
2. Serial Number
3. Part Number, Description and Quantity (see separate parts list sheet.)
Deodorants and Special Tissue
Your SeaLand toilet system may require the regular addition of a deodorant product to reduce
malodors and to help break down holding tank contents. Several factors should be considered
in selecting a deodorant product.
Liquid or Granulated. Liquid products work more quickly by readily going into solution.
Granulated powder formulations have the advantage of requiring less storage space and are
less likely to leak if the package is inadvertently damaged.
Formaldehyde versus Non-Formaldehyde. Dometic manufactures both types of deodorants.
Generally speaking, formaldehyde formulas control odor very effectively at all temperatures and
with all degrees of water hardness. Both SeaLand® Environment-Friendly and Clean ‘n Green™
brands, which are formaldehyde-free, are similarly effective.
How Much Deodorant and How to Add It. The deodorant is added directly into the toilet bowl,
then flushed into the holding tank. Follow bottle or package instructions. Conditions of extremely
warm weather, longer waste holding time and larger tank capacities may require more deodorant
treatment. Also, to maintain optimum efficiency in odor control, the waste holding tank should
be cleaned thoroughly at least once or more each season depending on use.
Why Not Use Household Toilet Paper in Your Toilet. Household tissues often contain adhesives
which bond together the paper fibers from which the tissue is made. The adhesives prevent the
tissue from breaking apart, and their use in “ultra-low flow” systems can cause system clogging.
SeaLand tissue is especially designed for use in low water toilet systems. Its rapid dissolving
properties minimize the amount of residual paper in the holding tank and allow deodorizers to
work more efficiently.
SeaLand Brand versus Other Brands. We constantly strive to provide our system owners with
effective products that have minimal environmental impact and good value. Many deodorant
products do not measure up to our standards of performance and value.
SeaLand®
Rapid-Dissolving
Toilet Tissue
Four 400-sheet rolls
Part No. 379441204
SeaLand®
Cleaner
16-oz. bottle
Part No.
379314016
SeaLand®
Clean ‘n Green
Bowl Cleaner &
Tank Deodorant
12-2 oz. drop-in pouches
Part No. 379512602
SeaLand® Liquid
Deodorant Environment Friendly
32-oz. bottle
Part No.
379114032
Troubleshooting Guide
BALL SEAL
5000 SERIES
BASE ASSEMBLY
ADJUSTING NUT
BOWL
SEAL
FLUSH BALL
FLUSH PEDAL
BAND
CLAMP
WATER VALVE ASSEMBLY
TOP VALVE CAP
SPRING
CARTRIDGE
SHAFT
FILTER SCREEN
5000 SERIES BOWL,
REAR VIEW
VALVE BODY
WATER
VALVE
SCREWS
CHECK VALVE/
BOWL CONNECTION
HOSE
CONNECTION
REMOVING PEDAL COVER
1. To gain access to water valve,
press tab on back of pedal to
release pedal cover.
2. Pull cover away from pedal. Cover
snaps back into place.
For short-base model 5006, remove
two screws holding pedal cover in
place (not shown).
1
2
3
4
REMOVING PEDESTAL COVER
3. For tall models, remove screw
located under flush pedal.
4. Unsnap bottom and pull cover
away from pedestal. Model and
serial number label is located on
base.
Problem
1.Water will not stay in bowl.
Possible Cause
a.Loose clamp ring.
b.Improper seal around flush ball
due to dirt or debris on flush
ball or under flush ball seal.
c.Worn or damaged seal.
d.Worn or damaged flush ball.
Service Instructions
a.Tighten clamp ring adjusting nut.
b. Inspect flush ball for foreign
debris. Clean flush ball and
underside of seal if needed.
c.Replace seal.
d.Replace flush ball.
Troubleshooting Guide (cont’d)
Problem
2. Plastic flush ball will not close
completely.
Possible Cause
a.Too much friction between flush
ball and ball seal.
b.Water valve screws are too tight.
c.Defective spring cartridge.
Service Instructions
a.Lubricate between flush ball
and ball seal with furniture
polish or cooking spray.
b.Loosen screws slightly.
c.Check spring tension by pushing flush lever down, then
release it suddenly. If lever
does not snap back into position, replace spring cartridge.
3.Flush ball will not open.
a.Broken shaft.
b.Shaft not fully engaged in the
spring cartridge.
a.Replace shaft.
b.Put pressure on shaft from
under the flush ball (pushing
into spring cartridge) until it
engages. You may have to
rotate flush ball until shaft
lines up with square in spring
cartridge.
4.Water does not shut off in toilet
(toilet overflows).
a.Not enough clearance between
pedal and top of water valve
cap.
a.Replace foot pedal (most
models) or adjust cam strap so
clearance is .06” (1.5mm) max.
(model 5006 only).
b.Disassemble, clean water valve.
b.Dirt lodged in water valve seal.
5.Water does not enter toilet bowl
properly.
a.Insufficient water flow rate at
toilet.
b.Water valve clogged.
c.Plugged rim wash holes in
toilet.
a.Check water flow rate at toilet.
Rate should be 2 gpm (7.6 lpm).
b.Remove and clean screen
located at inlet of water valve.
c.Clean holes. If still a problem,
replace the toilet bowl.
6.Lifting foot pedal does not add
water to the bowl.
a.Too much clearance between
pedal and top of water valve
cap.
a.Replace foot pedal (most
models) or adjust cam strap so
clearance is .06” (1.5mm) max.
(model 5006 only).
7.Water leaking from water valve.
a.Water valve body cracked due
to freeze damage.
b.Water line connection is loose
or not seated properly.
c.Defective water valve.
d.Stripped threads.
a.Replace water valve.
8.Water leaking from rear of
toilet bowl.
a.Loose check valve or hose
clamps.
b.Cracked or defective toilet
bowl.
a.Secure check valve
connections.
b.Replace toilet bowl.
9.Water is leaking from the base/
toilet connection.
a.Clamp ring may be loose.
a.Remove plastic base cover (on
applicable models) and tighten
the clamp ring.
b.Replace ball seals.
b.Ball seals may be worn or
defective.
10. Vacuum pump running too
often between flushes.
(See Vacuum Tester
information on page 6.)
a.Water leaks out of bowl
between flush ball and ball
seal.
b.Vacuum line leak.
b.Insure that threads are not
cross-threaded and tighten.
c.Replace water valve.
d.Replace water valve.
a.Leave small amount of water
in bowl. If water is sucked from
bowl, see problems 1 and 2.
b.Tighten all connections at toilet,
vacuum generator or vacuum
holding tank (including hose
clamps and threaded spin
nuts). If leak persists, contact
Customer Service.
Troubleshooting Guide (cont’d)
Problem
11. Vacuum pump will not
shut off.
PUMP SERVICE WARNINGS
WARNING –
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Turn off power before
servicing when power
isn’t required for test.
WARNING –
MOTOR STARTS
AUTOMATICALLY
Turn off power before
servicing.
12. Vacuum pump will not run.
Possible Cause
a.A vacuum leak exists.
b.Insufficient vacuum (pump
creates less than 10 inches
Hg).
c.Faulty vacuum switch (pump
creates more than 10 in. Hg).
d.Improper vacuum generator
wiring.
e.Bellows not pumping.
a.No electrical power.
b.Loose or broken electrical
wiring.
c.Improper electrical connections.
d.Faulty vacuum switch.
e.Faulty motor.
f. Shut-down relay prevents
pumping.
13. Vacuum pump is running too
slow, overheating, blowing
fuses or circuit breaker.
a.Gear motor is worn, defective.
b.Plugged vent line or vent filter.
c.Blockage in discharge line.
d.Improper wire size.
e.Improper voltage.
f. Vacuum pump bellows clogged
with tissue.
14. Toilet will not flush.
(No vacuum.)
See problem 15
if necessary.
a.Blockage exists in system.
b.Pump will not run.
c.Duckbill valves in vacuum
pump are inverted due to
blocked discharge line or an
attempt to pump out against
closed seacock.
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Service Instructions
a.See problem 9b.
b.Isolate pump and use vacuum
gauge to check vacuum levels.
Could be a plugged discharge
line or worn duckbill valves.
c.Replace vacuum switch.
d.Refer to wiring diagram to
check for proper wiring.
e.Tighten set screw in eccentric
to motor shaft if needed. Check
for damage to bellows and motor shaft. Replace if necessary.
a.Check input power, circuit
breaker and fuse.
b.Tighten or reconnect wires
at vacuum pump and tank,
vacuum generator, or vacuum
holding tank.
c.Make certain wires at vacuum
switch are connected to the “B”
terminals.
d.To check vacuum switch, short
across “B” terminals with
jumper wire.
e.Replace motor.
f. Empty the holding tank.
a.Check motor; replace if needed
b.Disassemble and clean out
vent line. Replace vent filter if
necessary.
c.Disassemble and clean discharge line. Be certain that inline valves (duckbill valves) and
seacock are in proper position.
d.Wire size too small. Check
electrical diagram for proper
wire size for voltage of pump.
e.Check input power for low
voltage.
f. Remove and clean bellows
assembly. (When flushing toilet,
using more water may alleviate
this problem.)
a.Open flush ball, check 1-inch
(25mm) orifice at bottom of
base for blockage and dislodge
it. If blockage is not in base, it
may be found in:
• outlet of vacuum tank
• inlet of vacuum generator
• diptube of vacuum generator
• inlet of vacuum pump
b.See problem 12.
c.Replace duckbill valves,
making sure they point in the
correct direction.
Troubleshooting Guide (cont’d)
Problem
15. Blockage between toilet and
vacuum generator.
Possible Cause
a.Collapsed vacuum line.
b.Sharp bends or kinks in vacuum
hose.
c.Improper operation of toilet.
d.Foreign objects were flushed
down toilet.
16. Pump emits odor.
a.Loose or defective hose
connection on pump.
b.Loose intake or discharge
fittings on pump.
c.Worn, torn or punctured pump
bellows (vacuum generator) or
diaphragm (vacuum holding
tank).
Service Instructions
a.Inspect vacuum line for
collapsed condition. Replace if
needed.
b.Inspect vacuum hose for kinks
or bends. If less than 8.5-inches
(216mm) radius on any bend,
reposition hose to achieve
minimum 8.5-inch bend radius.
c.Make sure each person using
toilet knows correct procedure.
d.DO NOT flush any non-dissolving items (i.e. sanitary napkins,
facial tissue, wet strength
tissue, paper towels, etc.) or
excessive toilet tissue down
toilet. Rapid-dissolving SeaLand
brand toilet tissue is best.
a.Tighten connections or
replace hose and make new
connections.
b.Tighten intake or discharge fittings on pump. Replace nipples
or adapters if necessary.
c.Replace pump bellows or
diaphragm.
Product Dimensions
MODELS 5009, 5047,
5048, 5049
MODELS 5147,
5148, 5149
Toilet dimensions may vary ± 3/8-inch (10mm).
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MODEL 5006
Customer Service
There is a strong, worldwide network to assist
in servicing and maintaining your sanitation
system. For the Authorized Service Center near
you, please call from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(ET) Monday through Friday.
You may also contact or have your local dealer
contact the Parts Distributor nearest you for
quick response to your replacement parts
needs. They carry a complete inventory for the
SeaLand product line.
Telephone:1 800-321-9886 U.S.A. and Canada
330-496-3211 International
Fax:
330-496-3097 U.S.A. and Canada
330-496-3220 International
Web site:
http://www.DometicSanitation.com
http://www.DometicSanitation.com/locate.asp
Manufacturer’s 1-Year Limited Warranty
Dometic Corporation warrants, to the original purchaser only, that this VacuFlush® vacuum discharge toilet, if used
for personal, family or household-like purposes, is free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of
one (1) year from the date of purchase.
If this Dometic product is placed in commercial or business use, it will be warranted, to the original purchaser only,
to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase.
Dometic reserves the right to replace or repair any part of this product that proves, upon inspection by Dometic,
to be defective in material or workmanship. All labor and transportation costs or charges incidental to warranty
service are to be borne by the purchaser-user.
EXCLUSIONS
IN NO EVENT SHALL DOMETIC BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, FOR
DAMAGES RESULTING FROM IMPROPER INSTALLATION, OR FOR DAMAGES CAUSED BY NEGLECT,
ABUSE, ALTERATION, OR USE OF UNAUTHORIZED COMPONENTS. THIS INCLUDES FAILURES WHICH
MAY RESULT FROM NOT FOLLOWING THE WINTERIZATION OR CLEANING PROCEDURES AS DESCRIBED
IN THIS OWNER’S MANUAL. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO A PERIOD OF ONE
(1) YEAR FROM DATE OF PURCHASE.
IMPLIED WARRANTIES
No person is authorized to change, add to, or create any warranty or obligation other than that set forth herein.
Implied warranties, including those of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited to one (1)
year from the date of purchase for products used for personal, family or household-like purposes, and ninety (90)
days from the date of purchase for products placed in commercial or business use.
OTHER RIGHTS
Some states do not allow limitations on the duration of an implied warranty, and some states do not allow exclusions or limitations regarding incidental or consequential damages; so, the above limitations may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state.
To obtain warranty service, first contact your local dealer from whom you purchased this product.
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a complete range of air conditioners, refrigerators,
awnings, cookers, sanitation systems, lighting,
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in almost 100 countries and are produced mainly
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