Information about your Cinderella Freedom Incineration Machine
The Cinderella is designed to incinerate after every use (but small amounts may be combined).
Cinderella Freedom Burning Cycle lasts for about 70 minutes. Once started a cold catalyst
becomes fully functional after 7-8 minutes and helps remove odour from the exhaust air. Once the
cycle is complete the gas supply is stopped and the machine cools to ambient temperature using the
12V cooling fan only.
Further uses at operating temperature increases the efficiency of the unit. Only the burning time of
first use will be added to the second, with the catalyst immediately effective.
We recommend delaying first use until the catalyst has reached working temperature, 7-8 minutes,
and second use until 20 minutes from first press of incineration START button.
Ashes should be grey, sterile and inert. A normal mixture of liquids and solids will create grey ashes.
When the proportion of urine is 60 % + of the total, the residue will not result in grey ashes. Crystals
will form on the surface of the ash and sides of the steel insert with a thin black layer beneath the
ash. This is from the liner material which partly covers the base of the steel insert. This is normal and
not an indication of a bad incineration process.
To clean the steel insert, first empty the ash. Then pour in hot water and let it stand for 15 minutes.
The crystals will dissolve and soften so a hard brush will easily remove any residue. Rinse the last
sandy material from the insert, leaving it clean for next use. This needs only to be done periodically,
but frequent removal of ash, which is a superb insulator, increases the efficiency of incineration.
We recommend emptying the ash container frequently.
Smoke and Smell are captured by the catalyst once at working temperature as described above.
All that should escape through the flue is hot air, which is the only smell detected.
Where the exhaust cowl is at a low level the exhaust air smell may be detectable. A higher exhaust
point will reduce this. Air from the toilet before the catalyst has reached working temperature, 7-8
minutes, may also smell if material is being heated to burning temperature.
We recommend only using the toilet once the catalyst has reached working temperature.
Maintenance is relatively simple. Remove the ash container and any screws holding the unit to the
floor. Slide the unit off the air pipe. Disconnect from the gas and 12v supply and move the unit
outside. Tip the unit forward and, using a funnel, pour water through the exhaust port to backflush
the catalytic converter until water runs clear. Check the condition of the exhaust fan and clean if
needed. Videos will be made available to guide you.
Occasionally put a litre of hot water into the ash container and go through a burn cycle. This will act
like a ‘steam clean’ for the machines working components like the catalytic converter.
Do not use chlorine based or abrasive cleaning agents to clean the unit.
Servicing involves general cleaning of the system and check of the spark electrode, as well as
sanding the top of the ash container insert. This should be done once or twice a year for units used in
everyday living quarters. For leisure users the usual service interval varies between 3 to 6 years.
