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Thetford has a service bulletin to increase the internal fuse size from 5A to 7.5A.

It takes a long time (couple of minutes) for the needle to start to move, especially if you're using the showerhead. Make sure you are having the patience needed to fill it. I used to think mine was broken, but then kept filling and voila, it moved.

Thanks Timothy!

Mine does not have a water line. I have to manually fill the head with water from the shower to get the initial water needed.

That is a great idea Judy!!! Thanks and thanks for subscribing.

Traveling By Map I actually copied the idea from this UA-camr who’s remodeling his Trailmanor. I’m about to renovate mine. Check out his videos. Good luck:) ua-cam.com/video/h8ORyUYdnxo/v-deo.html

Thetford has a service bulletin to increase the internal fuse size from 5A to 7.5A.

Thanks Brendan! I was really amazed at how easy they were to work on and how sturdy they are. Thanks for watching and we will release more updates.

Thanks!

Hello Big Mac, I can make a video that is more in depth. Do you want to see how I wired it from the trailer or from the back panel of the nilight?

I do

Thanks for commenting, I was impressed about their knowledge and it seems like a workable plan. What is your niche?

Traveling By Map I live in what used to be an abandoned old goat shed. I turned it into my home. Thus the name...My Goat Shed Life. I have done Funny Friday’s, Word Wednesdays , (early videos) I couldn’t think of anything else to talk about. I also have how to videos, gardening videos, as well as life in a tiny house. Really, my channel should be...What the heck is she up to now? Lol. The niche part is my problem. My life here in The Goat Shed makes sense to me. We laugh, we cry, we cook, we garden organically, we DIY, we “homestead”, and we are grateful for life as it stands today. I have trouble working inside a box.

I have only a month of using it. There is some obvious flaws however it was made to circumvent having a black tank

@@travelingbymap7420 cool. I just want to see more before making a purchase like this. And their site isn't very informative. Feels like your browsing a catalogue online from the 90s.

Yeah, I could find nothing online about this and had to do it from trial and error. I have owned a travel trailer and class a diesel pusher before and if I were buying a new one, I would personally go with a composting toilet rather than this model.

I have a 1971 14' shasta clone camper and it had one of these recirculating self-contained toilets. The camper only has a fresh water holding tank, no black or grey water holding tanks, and never has had them. The grey water just dumps out of the piping and no way to stop or plug it. The lack of black holding tank is why the recirculating toilet was used. It did function, but if how it was working was correctly or not I would think it didn't work right. It didn't leak, did flush, and did macerate... but instead of separating liquid from solid to "recirculate" it for flushing, it blended into a porta potty shit smoothie and then used the smoothie to try and flush like it was water. It didn't matter what outhouse chemical deodorant was used it was like trying to wash the porta potty toilet with the contents of the toilet tank inside the porta potty and expecting it to smell better. Needless to say using the toilet at all was forbidden. As soon as I could I ripped it out of the bathroom, plugged the hole in the floor and replaced it with a coleman flushing toilet that keeps the water separate from the sealed away deposits. 100% Worth it, it may have to have the holding tank dumped more often, but using it (unlike the shit smoothie toilet) isn't a poor life choice in a canned ham tin. So my review is, anything is better than the self contained recirculating toilet and I would risk being attacked by wild animals in the middle of the night with my pants down before using it.... just saying.

@@rottnlove *shudder* That's what I was afraid of, and probably why I can't find any product details on it.

Thanks!

Thank you, it was a great weekend to get out and explore!