Raritan PURASAN EX Hold n' Treat User manual

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PURASAN® EX Hold n’ Treat
OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
(Models PST*EX [*specify 12,24] Manufactured after December 2013)
The PURASAN®EX is a U. S. Coast Guard Certied Type I Marine Sanitation Device for use on unin-
spected vessels 65 feet and under. It must be operated within navigable waters inside the three mile limit
that are not declared Federal No Discharge Zones (NDZ) by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA). Other countries - check with local authorities.
The PURASAN®EX is designed for recreational use and accommodates most marine toilets. The
PURASAN®EX is available in 12 or 24 VDC.
DESCRIPTION:
Each time the transfer pump cycles an equal amount of previously treated waste is discharged. The pump-
ing action of the transfer pump moves the waste through the PURASAN®EX and out.
Water is diverted to the Tablet Dispenser during the treatment cycle, creating a halogen solution during hold
time. After the hold time, the Drain Manifold and Air Pump turn on and the solution drains into the Treat-
ment Unit.The rst chamber macerates to reduce particle size and uniformly mix the waste with injected
halogen solution. The second chamber mixes to ensure uniform treatment of its contents.
THE FOLLOWING ARE CAUTIONARY STATEMENTS THAT MUST BE READ AND
FOLLOWED DURING BOTH INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
WARNING: RaritanEngineeringCompany,Inc.recommendsthataqualiedpersonorelectricianinstallthisproduct.
Equipment damage, injury to personnel or death could result from improper installation. Raritan Engineering
Company, Inc. accepts no responsibility or liability for damage to equipment, or injury or death to personnel
that may result from improper installation or operation of this product.
WARNING: HAZARD OF SHOCK AND FIRE
Always use recommended fuse or circuit breaker and wire size.
WARNING: HAZARD OF FLOODING - When leaving the boat unattended always be sure seacocks are closed. Any
installation made below waterline should have double hose clamps securing lines. The halogen disinfectant
is corrosive to aluminum, copper and steel. The plumbing system must not include any aluminum,
copper or steel ttings, piping or holding tanks.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR HANDLING PURASAN®TABLETS AND SOLUTION
PURASAN® EX disinfecting tablets are a strong oxidizing agent and highly corrosive. Use or contact
with oil, acids, petroleum products, reducing agents or other chlorine compounds such as swimming
pool tablets, is extremely dangerous
Fire or explosion could result. Improper use of this tablet may cause personal injury or property damage.
Tablets may be fatal if swallowed and tablet dust is irritating to the eyes, nose and throat. Keep out of
reach of children and do not allow tablets or solution of tablets to contact skin, eyes or clothing. Handle
and store tablets as per instructions provided with packaging. Contact Raritan if handling instructions
are missing. Store only in sealed original container in well-ventilated area. Read tablet container label
carefully prior to use. It is unsafe and violation of Federal law to use tablets in a manner inconsistent
with its labeling.
WARNING:
WARNING:
The Hold n’ Treat is designed to integrate both a Type I and Type III MSD (Marine Sanitation Device) to
provide the user with a system that will be legal in all areas.
All waste is stored in a holding tank and the treatment mode will determine how the waste is processed.
This system eliminates the need for pump-out stations in most areas.
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Error/No discharge LED:
Flashing (every 1/4 sec):
Check tablet cartridge
Solid:
Check motor fuse
Flashing(every 4 sec):
No discharge mode
OPERATION
SWITCH PANEL
Empty:
Activates Drain
Manifold and Air
Pump momentarily
Fill:
Activates Water Valve and
lls Tablet Dispenser
momentarily
FIG 2
Treatment LED:
Flashing(1/4 sec):
Treatment cycle
Flashing (3 sec):
Treat mode
Both LED ashing:
Tank full level
TABLET DISPENSER
FIG 3
Manual Start/Stop
Disabled for no discharge mode
Press to switch between
Treat and No Discharge
mode
TREAT/NO DISCHARGE MODE;
Press no discharge button on panel once to toggle
mode from treat to no discharge.
If position sensing shuto valve is installed
close valve to set no discharge mode
Open Valve and press treat/no discharge button on
panel to set treat mode.
If key switch panel is installed, turn key switch to
no discharge to set no discharge mode.
Turn key to treat position and press treat /no discarge
button on panel to set treat mode.
Note: Pause at least 10 seonds after mode is switched
to switch again.
Basic Operation:
When the Hold n’ Treat System is in treatment
mode and level in holding tank is above the LOW
LEVEL, treatment cycle starts. Macerator pump
is activated and moves approximately 1 gallon of
waste from the holding tank to the treatment tank.
Treatment cycles runs for 2 minutes.At the end of the
cycle , system waits in treatment mode for 8 seconds
and cycle is repeated until the level in the tank falls
below the LOW LEVEL. If the LOW LEVEL is
not reached after ten cycles, the system will enter
into a COOL DOWN mode for ten minutes. When
the system is set to NO DISCHARGE, waste will
enter the holding tank and will not be treated until
set to treatment mode.
PROCESSING LED:
• blinks twice per second when unit is in treatment
cycle.
• blinks every 3 second if unit is in treat mode and
holding tank level is below LOW level or in be-
tween treatment cycle
• blinks twice per seconds with error LED when
holding tank level is above HIGH level.
No discharge LED:
• blinks every 4 seconds when in no discharge mode
• blinks twice per seconds when tablet dispenser
needs to checked for tablets or water level.
• on solid when motor fuse is blown
START/STOP BUTTON: Press start button to start
a cycle during treat mode to process holding tank
below LOW level. DO NOT RUN MACERATOR
PUMP DRY.
Note: There is 8 seconds pause between cycles.
Overfill
Sensor
Low Tablet
Sensor
Tablet Holder
Water Line
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OPERATION
Use ONLY PURASAN®Tablets.
DO NOT add any other chemicals or cleaning products to the
toilet or the treatment system. Raritan C.P. (part # 1PCP22) -
Cleans Potties is the only factory-recognized cleaning product
that may be used in the toilet.
REFILLING TABLET CARTRIDGE
(#41-135A)
When Error LED is ashing it is an indication tablets in the
dispenser are depleted to less than one tablet and rell is
needed.
Press No discharge button to stop cycling.
1 Remove all water by pressing “empty” button on the
panel before opening lid.
2. Turn o power.
3. With adequate ventilation available, unscrew tablet
dispenser lid.
4. Reload with two tablets into the cartridge.
5. Replace lid on Tablet Dispenser.
6. Turn on power
7. Press NO DISCHARGE mode button to return to
treatment mode
CLEANING: Do not add any other chemicals or cleaning
products to the toilet or the treatment system.
REFILLING TABLETS
FIG 4
Insert Tablet
2 Tablets Only
OPERATION NOTES:
1. If start/stop button is pressed during rst 20 seconds of
treatment cycle, motor will stop, A drain cycle will start to
empty out and water in the dispenser before stopping the
cycle. If waste level is higher than the low level sensor , next
cycle will start immediately.
2. A cycle can be terminated by pressing NO discharge mode
button. A drain cycle will run to empty out water in the tablet
before terminating cycle. Cycle will not restart until mode
is changed to treatment mode and Level is higher than low
level.
3. If cycle completes normal, there is a 8 second pause before
next cycle will start. During this pause none of the buttons
except No Discharge mode button is functional.
MAINTENANCE
CAUTION: Do not load tablets into Tablet Dispenser until
Steps 1-6 are completed.
1. Remove crossover cap (see FIG 12; #25) from Treatment
Unit tower. Pour 3 gallons (11.5 liters) of water into treat-
ment unit. Replace crossover cap.
2. Turn on water to the Water Valve.
3. Turn on power to unit.
4. Priming: Press and hold “FILL” button until water reaches
to the water line on the Tablet Dispenser. Press and hold
“EMPTY” button until Tablet Dispenser and 3/8” tube
to Treatment Unit is empty.
5. Operate the system. Check water level in the cartridge and
make sure water is rising to the mark. If starting for rst
time or if water does not rise to the mark, see instruction
in Programming section to adjust timing.
6. Check for leaks.
7. Load the Tablet ( see relling tablet section).
INITIAL START-UP - AFTER ALL INSTALLATION STEPS ARE COMPLETE
CLEANING OF TANK CHECK VALVE(41-156)
AND ½” HOSE
A. Every 50 cycles, clean ½” hose and check valve
(41-156) on tank using following procedure:
1. Press ll button till water lls up entire ½”
hose just below tablet dispenser
2. Press and hold “empty” button until all hoses up to
check valve on treatment tank are empty.
3. Repeat steps 1&2 three more times.
B. Every time tablets are relled, check valve assembly on
the treatment tank must be cleaned.
1. Close seacocks
2. Close hose clamp completely. Remove check valve
assembly and thoroughly clean assembly with warm
water. Make sure check valve plunger is moving by
actuating with a paper clip. If check valve is stuck, replace.
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WINTERIZATION
IMPORTANT:
Improper winter lay up is a major cause of failure.
WARNING:
Do not use anti-freeze of any kind to winterize
the PURASAN EX system.
Treatment Unit and Tablet Dispenser
1. Turn o water supply to the toilet and ush
toilet as dry as possible.
Note: Check toilet manufacturer’s instructions
to ensure no damage is done to any com-
ponents.
2. Activate PURASAN EX several times using
start/stop button to empty holding tank.
3. If drain or ushing ttings are installed in
plumbing, Flush entire system with fresh
water.
4. Shut o water valve feeding Control Mod-
ule.
5. Press EMPTY button to drain out all water
from Tablet Dispenser and tubing.
6. Turn o power and disconnect wires from
Purasan EX Control Module.
7. Remove water connection to Control Mod-
ule and drain tube.
8. Close seacocks.
9. Slowly open crossover plug (#25 page 12)
Caution: If Treatment Unit is the lowest part of
the system, water will spill out. Review plumb-
ing carefully before slowly opening plug.
10. Using a pump and 3/8” tube, remove water
from each side of partition in Treatment Unit
through crossover plug.
11. Disconnect and drain waste hoses.
12. Proceed to toilet winterization by following
instructions for that particular toilet.
Winterizing the Toilet - Follow the instructions
in the Owner’s Manual for that particular toilet.
Recommissioning
IMPORTANT:
• Do not open shut-o valve feeding control module
until Treatment Tank is full.
• Do not operate PURASAN®EX until Treatment
Unit is lled with water.
Treatment Tank
1. Reconnect waste hoses and open seacocks.
2. Reconnect wires to control module
NOTE: Purasan Treatment Unit must be full before
activating a cycle.
3. Fill the Treatment Unit: Remove crossover plug
from Treatment Unit and ll with a minimum of
three gallons of water. Replace crossover plug and
o-ring.
4. Turn on power
5. Open water valve feeding control module.
6. Priming: Press and hold “FILL” button until water
reaches to the water line on the Tablet Dispenser.
Press and hold “EMPTY” button until
Tablet Dispenser and 3/8” tube to Treatment Unit
is empty.
7. Operate the system. Check water level in the car-
tridge and make sure water is rising to the mark.
If starting for rst time or if water does not rise to
the mark, see instruction in Programming section
to adjust timing.
8. Check for leaks.
ANTIFREEZE WARNING -
If Antifreeze is used to winterize toilet, it must be
removed prior to connecting hoses to the Treatment
Tank. It MUST not pass through the Treatment Unit.
Winterization of Holding tank
Use anti-freeze only if there is a way to pump out
contents of holding tank without ushing into purasan
treatment tank during recommissioning, else drain or
pump out contents of the tank.
WINTERIZATION
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SPECIFICATIONS
U.S.C.G. Type I MSD Certication #159.015/0010133/0 (12V) 159.015/0010134/0 (24V)
Maximum Roll/Pitch Angle: 30°
Maximum Temperature Exposure: 120° F (49° C)
Maximum Total Flush Volume: 1.5 gallons/ush (5.7 liters/ush)
Water - fresh, salt or brackish Approximate Number of cycles per tablet--50
Hold n Treat capacity: 6 gallons (23 liters) per hour , 140 Gallon( 530 Liters) per day
CONVERSIONS
Wire - AWG to mm2
Feet to Meters
Feet 10 15 20 25 30 40 50
Meter 3.1 4.6 6.1 7.6 9.2 12.2 15.2
AWG 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2
mm
2
1.5 2.5 4.0 6.0 10.0 16.0 25.0 35.0
NOTES: for Wiring
Recommended Wire and Fuse/Circuit Breaker Size with macerator pump
Fuse Specications:
3 1/4”
(8.3 cm)
4 3/4”
(12 cm)
SWITCH PANEL
DIMENSIONS
Depth:
8 ¾” (22.3cm)
Width:
16” (40.6cm)
TREATMENT UNIT DIMENSIONS
Height:
13 ½”
(34.3cm)
TABLET DISPENSER
DIMENSIONS
Fuse F1 for Motors (12V and 24V) Located in the
SPC Control Box:
ATO 10 AMPS, Maxi blade type.
1. Distances are from source to unit and back to source
2. Recommended conductor wire minimum AWG (mm) for 3% voltage drop.
3. Recommended conductor sizes are based on 105oC rated insulation. Refer to ABYC
standards for other insulation ratings.
Units
Volt-
age
Circuit
Breaker/Fuse
sizes(AMPS)
Amp.
draw @
nominal
voltage
Macerator
amps @
nominal
voltage
10
Feet
20
Feet
30
Feet
40
Feet
50
Feet
12V 30 10 17 8AWG 6AWG 6AWG 6AWG 4AWG
24V 20 8 9 14AWG 12AWG 10AWG 10AWG 8AWG
CONTROL
MODULE
6
[152]
71
4
[184]
111
2
[291]
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INSTALLATION
Parts Included in the Box:
Control Module
16’ of Cable to
Connect Switch
Panel to Control
Box
Air Pump
For Dispenser:
6’ 1/4” ID tubing
6’ 3/8” ID tubing
For Treatment unit:
6’ 3/8” ID tubing
Switch Panel Switch Panel
Gasket
Tablet
Dispenser
Inside the module:
Drain Manifold
Water Valve
SPC control box
6’ black and orange
wire to connect tank
Fittings for
Treatment
Unit
Treatment unit
SensaLevel
sensor with
cable
6’ black and red
wire to connect
transfer pump
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INSTALLATION
LOCATION AND MOUNTING
Treatment Unit:
WARNING: Do not locate in an area where ambient
temperature exceeds 120o F (49o C).
1. Locate top of treatment tank at or below
discharge of toilet and within six feet (1.5 m)
of toilet.
Note: Longer runs require additional ush time to
avoid sewage laying in the hose.
Note: If mounting treatment tank higher than
discharge, a vented loop must be used between
toilet and Treatment Unit.
2. Make and secure mounting frame to flat
surface. (FIG 5)
3. Secure tank to frame using 3/4” (1.9 cm)
mounting straps.
Note: Placing a 3/8” (.9 cm) rubber pad under tank
will help to reduce vibration and noise.
Control Module :
Note: Wires supplied are 6 feet between tank and
control module
1. Locate control module between Tablet Dis-
penser and Treatment Unit. Vertical mounting is
recommended (FIG 6)
2. Using screws secure manifold to the wall (FIG 6)
Switch Panel: Cable Supplied is 16 feet
1. Locate in head compartment where indicator
lights will be visible.
2. Using base plate, mark the cutout for the panel.
(See FIG 7)
3. Route cable between switch panel and
PURASAN®EX Control module.
4. Attach cable to back of switch panel.
5. After wiring and testing entire system:
Mount panel using 4 screws. Apply a bead of
nonpermanent sealant around rear edges of
panel if located in shower area.
PURASAN®EX Tablet Dispenser
1. Locate tablet dispenser in a location where
rell of tablet is convenient. (To easily remove
lid and rell tablets a clearance of 8” from top
of lid is recommended.)
2. Attach to wall or suitable structure using 1/4”
(6 mm) bolts.
NOTE: Do Not load tablets into Tablet Dispenser
at this time. Load tablets after completing start
up procedure.
Size for panel
FIG 7
2 1/4” (57mm)
5/64” (2 MM)
FIG 6
Treatment Unit Mounting
14 1/8”
(35.9cm)
Mounting Frame*
1” (2.5cm)
Mounting
Straps - not included
INTAKE
DISCHARGE
1” (2.5cm)
7”
(17.8 cm)
Crossover Plug
FIG 5
Control Module
Air pump
Water valve
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INSTALLATION
PLUMBING
WARNING: HAZARD OF FLOODING
• Installations at or below waterline, at greatest
angle of heel, MUST have a VENTED LOOP
installed between Treatment Tank and Seacock/
Thru Hull Fitting. Install vented loops per
manufacturer’s instructions.
• Double clamp all below waterline hose
connections.
Use only non-corrosive ttings
A. Macerator pump:
1. Install macerator pump between holding tank and
treatment system.
B. Pressurized water for Tablet Dispenser:
1. Connect hoses from control module to treat-
ment tank and tablet dispenser as per FIG 8
2. A shuto valve between source and Water
Valve assembly is recommended.
3. Use hose clamps to secure hoses
Plumbing: Pressurized fresh water to Dispenser
C. Treatment Unit:
NOTE: Use PTFE tape or nonpermanent thread
sealing compound on threaded PVC ttings and
connections. Avoid low areas in hose that would
allow untreated waste to collect.
1. Connect discharge of macerator to one intake
port.
2. Insert plug or second toilet discharge into
other intake port.
3. Determine position and glue discharge elbow
to top of tank using PVC cement.
Note: Be certain that the discharge
elbow is in the correct position before gluing.
4. Connect discharge hose from elbow to thru
hull tting.
Fittings for winterization:
It is recommended that T- tting with a shut of
valve or plug should be installed near intake
port of the treatment unit or lowest part of
the plumbing for draining or ushing system
during winterization
FIG 8
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VENTED LOOP
1 1/2"
HOSE
HOLDING
TANK
MACERATOR
PUMP
FROM
TOILET TUBING
CLAMP
CHECK
VALVE
3/8"
TUBING
PRESSURIZED
FRESH WATER SOURCE
WITH SHUT OFF VALVE
TABLET
DISPENSER
1/4"
TUBING
VENTED LOOP

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WIRING
.
WIRING (See Fig 10)
WARNING: Hazard of Shock and Fire
• Always use proper wire, connectors and fuse/
circuit breaker. See Specication Chart.
• Secure wire properly.
• Do not connect other appliances to
PURASAN® EX circuit.
• Make sure power is o before proceeding.
• Improper wiring can damage the circuit board
and void warranty.
• Motors used with this product are “Ignition
Protected”. They are not however, explosion-
proof as dened in 46CFR 110.15-65(e),
Subchapter J-Electrical Engineering.
Control Module:
Note: Air pump motor and solenoid coils used
in 12V models are marked 24V.
1. Determine proper wire size from wire chart on
specications page.
2. Fuse or circuit breaker must be installed between
source and control module on positive wire.
3. Run supply wire from source POS to Positive
(POS) terminal on control module, Install rubber
boot on terminal.
4. Run supply wire from source NEG to Negative
(NEG) terminals on module.
5. Run and connect two wires supplied between
macerator pump and control module.
Treatment Unit
1. Run and connect two wire supplied from control
module to treatment tank terminal studs.
Switch Panel
1. Connect cable from switch panel to SPC
Tablet Dispenser:
1. Run oat cable from Tablet Dispenser to Control
module. Using cable clamp - secure cable on the
wall near dispenser.
2. Connect sensor cable to control module SPC.
Note: Complete programming for Fill and Empty
timing before connecting shuto valve , key
switch panel or Sensors.
SensaLevel™ sensor installation:
(sensors are preinstalled at factory for
21Sxxx systems)
Note: Complete all wiring and programming
before installing sensors
1. Turn o power to Control module.
2. Connect wires to the control module
as per wiring diagram FIG 10.
3. Turn on power and place nger in the middle of
low sensor pad. The treatment cycle will start
immediately.
4. Place ngers on both sensor, both LED should
start blinking. If LED’s do not start blinking,
check wiring or contact Raritan technical sup-
port.
5. Identify a position outside the tank that
will indicate LOW and HIGH level. Low
level is the level where treatment starts.
(FIG 9)
6. Lightly sand the locations where sensors are
to be located to remove oil and dirt.
7. Remove adhesive cover and apply to tank.
Press rmly to remove any air bubbles.
FIG 9
Optional position sensing shuto valve,
Position Monitored Ball Valve part# 90657:
1. Run wires between valve and control module
SPC as per wiring diagram
Optional Key Switch Panel, part# 212B10:
1. Run wire between key switch panel and
control module SPC as per wiring diagram
Dual installation:
Dual installation kit PSTEXHNTDC includes
instruction for wiring second switch panel
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WIRING
Purasan Treatment Unit
Fig 10
PURASAN
TREATMENT
TANK
HOLDING
TANK
SensaLevel
MACERATOR
PUMP
CONTROL
MODULE
BATT +
4
32
NEG
1
M
DVALVE+
AIR PUMP-
CONTROL MODULE
DISPENSER
H1
PURASAN EX
SPC
7
6
5
VALVE+
AIR PUMP+
VALVE-
108 9
T1
T2
RARITAN
WALL
SWITCH
PANEL
HOLDING
TANK
TM
EMPTY
RARITAN
FILL
NO DISCHARGE
Hold n' Treat
PURASAN EX
START
STOP
PROCESSING
!
SWITCH
PANEL
DISPENSER
NO DISCHARGE
TREATMENT
RARITAN
KEY SWITCH
(OPTIONAL)
SEA COCK
(OPTIONAL)
SensaLevelTM
BLACK/WHITE OR RED
BLACK
WATER
SOLENOID
AIR PUMP
DRAIN
MAINIFOLD
NEG POS
3 AMP FUSE
TO POS
TERMINAL
BLACK 12AWG RED 12AWG
BLUE
BLACK
RED
CABLE
CABLE
RED
86
30
87
85
FUSE
25 AMP 12V
15 AMP 24V
BLACK 10AWG
RED 10AWG
BLACK RED
SEE MANUAL
FOR WIRE SIZE
IF LENGTH OF
WIRE NEEDS TO
BE INCREASED
CABLE
18AWG
2 CONDUCTOR
CABLE
18AWG
2 CONDUCTOR
CABLE
18AWG
2 CONDUCTOR
OR MINIMUM
16AWG
INDIVIDUAL WIRES
-+
BATTERY
SEE
MANUAL
NEG
POS
BLACK
RED
CIRCUIT
BREAKER/FUSE
SEE MANUAL
FOR WIRE SIZE
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Position Monitored
Ball Valve
Part# 90657 Part# 212B10
DRAIN
MANIFOLD
42-137W (12V)
43-137W (24V)
AIR PUMP
162000WA (12V)
162100WA (24V)

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INITIAL SETTING OF “FILL” and “EMPTY”
Must be completed during installation to be sure water
reaches level mark on dispenser.
1. All settings should be done with water source (on
board pressure pump or shore water supply) that will
be used with PURASAN. Settings done will only
be valid for that source, and may need to be repro-
grammed if another source is utilized. Lid must be
closed tight during setting and use.
2. Dispenser must not contain tablets during initial
set-up. Program “ll” time without tablet to reach
1/4” below top marked lines, Unplug sensor cable at
Control Module.
3. With power on, press “ll “and count seconds un-
til water reaches to water level mark on dispenser.
Record seconds as ll. If recorded seconds are greater
than 18 , Open the hole to approx 1/8” in metering
washer between water valve (221352) and check valve
(PX50W) and repeat.
4. Empty water below tablet dispenser bottom and entire
3/8” tube till treatment tank while pressing “empty”
button and counting seconds. Record seconds as
empty
5. SET PRELIMINARY “FILL” time:
• Hold the EMPTY & FILL buttons down together for
three seconds. The error LED will give three quick
ashes indicating you have entered program mode -
release both buttons.
• Press “FILL “ button as many times as ll seconds
recorded in step 2. example: 8 seconds press 8 times.
Note: maximum is 20 and minimum is 2.
• Push the “START/STOP” button to store this value
(the unit will ash three times indicating the time has
been set and you have left program mode).
6. SET PRELIMINARY “EMPTY” time:
• Hold the EMPTY & FILL buttons down together for
three seconds. The error LED will give three quick
ashes indicating you have entered program mode -
release both buttons.
• Press “EMPTY “ button as many times as empty
seconds recorded in step 4.
Note: Minimum time is set at 10 seconds. Each press
of the EMPTY button will add 1 second to minimum
time. Maximum is 20 seconds.
• Push the “START/STOP” button to store this value
(the unit will ash three times indicating the time has
been set and you have left program mode).
Macerator
Pump
FIG 11
FILL EMPTY
ERROR
Treatment
PROGRAMMING
After hold time, air pump and drain valve will drain
solution. Make sure that water is drained from entire
tube up to treatment tank. Increase empty time using
step 6 if drain time is not sucient. After drain cycle,
air pump and water solenoid will stay on for 10 more
seconds (non-programmable). This will ush the check
valve near the tank. Repeat ush cycle to check ll time.
If water level is not lling up between lines, increase or
decrease ll time using steps 2 thru 6.
NOTE: The cycle after the drain cycle can be stopped
by pressing start/stop button at any time.
With Tablets: Follow start up procedure. Load tablets
and plug sensor cable. Press “START/STOP” button.
The water should ll up between level line. Make nal
adjustment as per above instructions if needed.
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7. TEST SETTINGS:
Without Tablets: Press start/stop button. Water should
ll up in the dispenser at least up to lower line but no
higher than half way between line. Hold time of water
is 20 seconds and not programmable.
Setting of Transfer/macerator pump on time:
NOTE: Pump time is set to 10 seconds as shipped.
• Hold the EMPTY & FILL buttons down together for
three seconds. The error LED will give three quick
ashes indicating you have entered program mode -
release both buttons.
• Press No Discharge button (FIG 11, next to start/stop
button) as many times as needed to set pump time
(One push = 1 sec’s, two= 2 sec’s, three= 3 sec’s
etc.). The LED will ash once indicating a valid key
push.
NOTE: Maximum is 20 seconds.
• Push the START/STOP button to store this value
(the unit will ash three times indicating the time has
been set and you have left program mode).
NOTE: When the waste/water level in the tank is high
enough to activate the treatment cycle and it is in a treat-
ment cycle, the time settings for FILL, EMPTY and/or
Transfer/ Macerator Pump can be adjusted by:
• Press START/STOP button
• Within 8 seconds of pressing the Start/Stop button,
proceed with reprogramming as instructed. After the
Start/Stop button is pressed, the treatment cycle
should begin after several seconds. If further
adjustments are needed, repeat process.

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EXPLODED PARTS
14
2
14
2
13
15
16
10
11
9
7
8
19
10
11
17
18
8
7
2
3
62
1
62
26
25
56
52
51
22
57
48
47
46
45
44
43
40
41
70
71
80
81
85
84
86
82
83
72
27 39
37
38
36
32
54
53
36
31 30
58
41-137W
221351W (12V) - 221352W (24V)
41-100AW
162000WA
SPC**
59
66
64
67
68
69
28
29
24
33
34
35
50
55
65
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PURASAN EX EXPLODED VIEW
13
6
12
162000WA (12V)
162100WA (24V)
42-137W (12V)
43-137W (24V)

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EXPLODED PARTS
PURASAN PARTS LIST
* 12VDC units are equipped with a 24VDC Macerator
Motor, 24VDC units are equipped with a 32VDC
Macerator Motor.
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Item Part # Description
1 32-102AW Mixer Motor 2 1/2” Dia. 12 V DC
1 33-102AW Mixer Motor 2 1/2” Dia. 24 VDC
(1) includes shaft seals and bushing for mixer motor)
2 31-121 Hose Fitting (2)
(Not shown) 90)0 hose tting (PLA401)
3 31-120 Discharge Elbow 90o
6 31-134 Cover Hold down Bolt, 10-32 x 1” (18)
7 31-103 Motor Shaft Bushing (2) (see 62)
8 31-106 Motor Hold down Bolt, 10-32x1”, S/S (4)
9 31-109 Mixer Impeller
10 31-110-1 Impeller Bolt, 12-24 x 5/8”, S/S (2)
11 31-110-2 Impeller Lock Washer, #12, S/S (2)
12 31-114 Cover Hold down Nut, 10-32 (18)
13 31-115PS Treatment Tank
14 31-122 Intake Plug
15 41-102 Tank Divider
16 31-112 Cover Gasket
17 31-108 Macerator Set Screw
18 31-107 Macerator Impeller
19 41-101W Treatment Cover (includes 56, 25,26)
22 33-101AW* Macerator Motor for 12 V DC unit
22 34-101AW* Macerator Motor for 24 V DC
( Includes 31-304CW and 31-105 )
25 31-104CW Crossover Plug with O-ring
26 31-105 O-Ring
51 M31 #14 Brass Flat Washer (4)
52 M30 1/4”-20 Brass Nut (4)
56 31-325A Adapter Tank Lid
57 221335 Hose
58 41-170 Tank check valve
59 31-304C Hose clamp
DRAIN MANIFOLD ASSY 42-137W (12V)
43-137W (24V)
24 41-151A Adapter 1/4” x 1/2” elbow with check valve
27 42-145 12 Volt Pull Solenoid
43-145 24 Volt Pull Solenoid
28 41-137 Drain Manifold assy.(with check valve)
29 41-151B Adapter 1/4” x 1/4” elbow with check valve
30 41-141 Adapter 1/4” NPT x 1/2” barbed
31 PLA3 1/4” Barbed x 1/4” NPT Adapter
32 41-139 Cap, manifold
33 41-138C 1/4” x 3/4” U cup seal
34 41-138 B Plunger
35 41-138A Washer for plunger
36 F204 6-32 x 3/8”” Flat head mach. screw(4)
37 LWS Spring
38 F203 Washer 5/16” x 3/4”
39 F233 Spring Roll Pin
50 41-187 Shaft Boot
53 41-152 Base Plate
54 F232 6-32 x 7/16” Flat head mach. screw (2)
55 F231 Spacer 6” x 5/32”
62 ESTRK EST/PST Repair Kit includes following
TABLET DISPENSER 41-100AW
40 41-130A Dispenser Body.
41 41-177 Adapter 1/2”NPT x 1/2” barb
43 41-153 Dispenser Basket
44 41-135A Purasan Tablets (sold saparately)
45 41-179 Float extension pipe
46 41-178W Float sensor
47 RWS5A “O” Ring
48 41-131M Dispenser Cap (machined)
85 41-505 Cable for Float sensor
WATER VALVE 221351W (12V)
221352W 24V)
64 221358W Inlet hose adapter - 90°
65 221356W Inlet hose adapter - straight
66 PX50W Double Check Valve assembly
67 221351 Water Solenoid 12V
67 221352 Water Solenoid 24V
68 221335 1/2” Hose
69 41-157 Metering washer
AIR PUMP for tablet dispenser 162000WA (12V)
162100WA (24V)
70 166012A 12 Volt Motor
166024A 24 Volt Motor
71 162000W Intake Pump Assembly,air pump
72 162415A Plug with barbed tting
DIAPUMPRK Diaphragm Pump Repair Kit
CONTROLS
80 SPCCHNT Purasan Control
81 41-502 Wall Panel circuit board
82 221514 ME: wall panel cover,white
83 221525 ME; wall panel gasket
84 31-618 Cable for SPC wall panel
86 EFC10 ATO fuse 10A
31-102 Motor Shaft Seal (2)
31-102-1 Macerator Seal Washer
31-102-2 Macerator Retaining Ring
31-102-3 Mixer Seal Washer
31-102-4 Mixer Retaining Ring
31-103 Motor Shaft Bushing (2)
31-105 O-Ring
F351 10-32x7/8'' w/ O-ring (4)
31-112 Cover Gasket
31-113-2 Terminal Block Bolt (4)
31-114 Cover Hold Down Nut, 10-32 (4)
SL1CC Super Lube
OTHER (Not shown)
41-135A Purasan Tablets (Rell)
42-1000A Treatment Unit Complete 12V
43-1000A Treatment Unit Complete 24V
212B10 Key Switch Panel
90657 Position Monitored Ball Valve

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Cycle sequence Motor Drain Solenoid
Air pump
Water
Solenoid H1
Start ON OFF ON ON (1 second)
Fill cycle ON OFF ON OFF
Hold cycle (20 seconds) ON OFF OFF OFF
Empty cycle ON ON OFF OFF
Wash Cycle (10 sec) ON ON ON OFF
Treatment cycle ON OFF OFF OFF
TIME SEQUENCE
Note: Fill time and Empty times are programmable. Total treatment time is 120 seconds
FILL
CYCLE
HOLD
CYCLE
EMPTY
CYCLE
DRAIN MANIFOLD PORTS
Fig13
Water in Fill
Air in Air to disp
Empty
To tank
CHECK VALVE SYMBOL
Location of Components
Note: Check valves
are installed inside
the ttings (41-151)
of drain manifold
PURASANEX
CONTROL
SPCCHNT
WATER VALVE
221351W (12V)
221352W (24V)
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DRAIN
MANIFOLD
42-137W (12V)
43-137W (24V)
AIR PUMP
162000WA (12V)
162100WA (24V)

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TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING: After the Tablet Dispenser has had water added, it contains a very strong halogen solu-
tion. Always wear protective gloves and ventilate well to work on tablet dispenser. Before doing any
maintenance or repairs, follow WINTERIZING/STORAGE procedures .
CAUTION: Tablet Dispenser may be under pressure. Open lid slowly to relieve pressure.
TROUBLESHOOTING
No water to tablet dispenser
• Control malfunction
Check voltage from control to water solenoid
valve. Press ll button and check voltage on the
terminal for water solenoid
• Clogged line, check valve or tting
Check for clog between Water valve and Tablet
Dispenser. Clean or replace clogged part. Check
valve is located inside the tting 41-151A (#24).
• Empty time not programmed correctly
If Drain Manifold and Air Pump is energized too
short to ll the Tablet Dispenser, re programming
is needed. See page 11.
Overow or water level too high in dispenser
• Clogged discharge tting in tablet dispenser
Press empty button to run air pump and clear any
clog.
• Clogged Check valve (treatment tank adapter)
Clean or replace check valve (41-170) located
on the tank
• Water ll time not programmed correctly
If Water Valve is energized too long it will overll
the dispenser, re programming is needed. See
page 11.
• Air pump malfunction:
Press empty button and check voltage on the air
pump terminals. Check the pressure of air pump
(should be at least 5 PSI). Check valve for air
pump is located inside the tting 41-151B(#29).
• Float sensor malfunction:
If error LED indicates water level high and actual
water level is not high , check oat sensor for
proper operation.
Nothing happens when button is pushed
• Fuses blown
Check fuse on circuit board
• Water level is too high
If water level is high , start and ll button a are
disabled. Empty button will continue to function.
• Cable connection:
Check if cable for switch panel is corroded or
loose.
See exploded part view for location of parts
Error LED START BUTTON CAUSE
On Does not work Motor fuse blown
Slow ashing Works Tablets need rell
Fast ashing Does not work Dispenser overlled
Error LED
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L519 _0919jlc Specications Subject to Change Without Notice Printed in U.S
NOTE:
Discharge of raw, untreated sewage is prohibited in all U.S. waters inside the three mile limit except in the Gulf of Mexico
where the limit is nine miles. “Y” valves, if installed, must direct toilet discharge to a U.S.C.G. approved treatment
system or holding tank and must be secured in that position while inside the three-mile limit.
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are such to prevent the ingress or egress by vessel trac subject to this regulation, or in rivers not capable of navigation by
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vessels shall be designed and operated to prevent the overboard discharge of sewage, treated or untreated, or any waste derived
from sewage. The EPA standards further state that this shall not be construed to prohibit the carriage of Coast Guard-certied
ow-through treatment devices which have been secured so as to prevent such discharges. They also state that waters where
a Coast Guard-certied marine sanitation device permitting discharge is allowed including coastal water estuaries, the Great
Lakes and interconnected waterways, freshwater lakes and impoundments accessible through locks, and other owing waters
that are navigable interstate by vessels subject to this regulation (40 CFR 140.3)
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