Many boatowners are looking at ways to improve
comfort and luxury levels within their boats and as
getaway plans begin to form, it’s time to make some
changes using this simple 6 step by step guide.
With over 10 million Jabsco manual toilets in use
worldwide, the bathroom is a focus for upgrades as
boatowners look to make their marine interior closer
to home comforts. The Jabsco Lite Flush toilet can help
boat owners to achieve increased comfort through a
simple retro-fitting procedure which will enable them
to benefit from its electric operation, low water
consumption properties, non clogging system and
large bore flush pump.
As much as some DIY projects are exciting for
boatowners, those involving water systems can be
slightly more intimidating but instead of hiring some
help, boat owners can take simple steps to upgrade
their toilet system – as demonstrated here through
replacing the Jabsco Manual toilet with the Jabsco
Lite Flush toilet from Xylem.
Step One: Removing the manual toilet
Before starting work, flush the toilet several times so
that any water that will drain from the pipes will be
clean water, and then pump the bowl dry. From there,
the first step is to make sure you can access the four
bolts at the base of the toilet that are holding it in
position. These should be unscrewed and the toilet
can be released.
The Jabsco Lite Flush Toilet
THE EASY WAY TO INSTALL AN ELECTRIC TOILET
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Step Two: Release the pipes
Close the seacocks on both the inlet and outlet pipes
on the manual toilet. Next, release the hose clips on the
inlet and outlet on the manual pump and catch any
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Step Three: Lid installation on the Lite Flush system
The Lite Flush toilet will have been delivered with both
the flush pump and the rinse pumps connected and
installed within the toilet bowl to ensure that most of
the connection is simple. Before maneuvering the Lite
Flush toilet into tight space though, attach the toilet
seat and lid with two nylon bolts.
remaining water in a bucket. Lift the manual toilet out
of place, creating the space for the new installation.
