Curt Sprenger
01-01-2006, 13:59
TOILET ODOR...I'm following up with most all suggestions. Four days ago
the TOILET ODOR was present. I have removed the vent caps and sealed the
vent pipes at the roof. The pipes were partially sealed, about 1/2. I
added 1/2 cup of ERA, can't hurt. The coach has been stationary the last
three days and no TOILET ODOR, until this afternoon.
Maybe I'm nuts, but what the heck...I used my Combustible Gas Detector
and started through the bus. The only time it squealed was inside the
toilet bowl, when pointed under the bowl top close to the water inlet
holes. Maybe I have located the ODOR source, maybe not. Anyone know if
the air/water sequence valve, the vacuum breaker valve, or the bleed off
valve, could be the problem and causing the ODOR to come back through
the toilet? Keep in mind that we have the Microphor Air Operated toilet.
Tuesday I'll call Microphor and discuss this with them.
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Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif.
the TOILET ODOR was present. I have removed the vent caps and sealed the
vent pipes at the roof. The pipes were partially sealed, about 1/2. I
added 1/2 cup of ERA, can't hurt. The coach has been stationary the last
three days and no TOILET ODOR, until this afternoon.
Maybe I'm nuts, but what the heck...I used my Combustible Gas Detector
and started through the bus. The only time it squealed was inside the
toilet bowl, when pointed under the bowl top close to the water inlet
holes. Maybe I have located the ODOR source, maybe not. Anyone know if
the air/water sequence valve, the vacuum breaker valve, or the bleed off
valve, could be the problem and causing the ODOR to come back through
the toilet? Keep in mind that we have the Microphor Air Operated toilet.
Tuesday I'll call Microphor and discuss this with them.
--
Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif.