Winter Use; Light Signals; Maintenance; Cleaning The Ash Container - Cinderella Motion Mode D'emploi

WINTER USE

In the event that the unit will be used in an area where snow is likely to build up on the roof of your
motor home/caravan, please use the exhaust extension provided. This will ensure that the exhaust
does not get blocked with snow, which would reduce air circulation and impair incineration.
NOTE! Remember to remove the extender during transport.

LIGHT SIGNALS

There are three lights on the control panel: red, yellow and green. When one of these lights is on, it
either indicates which operating mode the toilet is in or highlights an error (see separate section about
troubleshooting).
Red light
LIGHT TYPE LIGHT SIGNAL
Green light Light stays on
Yellow light Light stays on
Red light Flashing
Red and yellow light Flashes alternately
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Yellow light Green light
STATUS
Toilet connected to 12 V power
Incineration in progress. Incineration will
stop if the toilet lid is opened, and the toilet
is then ready for use.
Toilet lid is open.
It is recommended that you empty the ash
container.

MAINTENANCE

Cinderella operates in an extreme environment, with high temperatures, acids and exhaust fumes.
This results in the need for preventive maintenance of the ash container, pipes, fan and catalytic
converter. It is recommended that you use an authorized caravan workshop to carry out maintenance
in connection with regular servicing of the caravan/motor home.
HOWEVER, MOST OF THE MAINTAINANCE YOU CAN DO YOURSELF:

CLEANING THE ASH CONTAINER

NOTE!
• The ash container must only be emptied and cleaned when the toilet has cooled down sufficiently.
• Do not use detergents containing chlorine or other abrasive contents, as this can corrode the insert
and damage the catalytic converter.
To be carried out every time you empty the ash container (see description on page 7).
1. Remove the ash container.
2. Remove the insert from the ash container and empty out the ash.
3. Pour warm water into the insert to dissolve burnt-on residue and urine salts. Leave the water to
stand for one hour.
4. Pour out the water and brush off any residue from the insert. Do not scrape with any metal items
as this can damage the surface.

CLEANING THE BOWL

NOTE!
• The toilet must have cooled down.
• Do not use detergents containing chlorine or other abrasive contents.
• Do not use any utensils that could scratch the metal surface on the bowl.
To be carried out as needed or after every third time the
ash container is emptied.
1. Open the toilet lid. Press and hold down the start button
until the hatch to the bowl opens.
2. The hatch to the bowl will remain open until the toilet lid
is closed again. A safety function ensures that the hatch
can only be placed in the open position when the toilet has
cooled down sufficiently.
3. Clean the bowl with a soft cloth (Illustration 8).
Alternatively, you can use paper towels and then drop
them into the incineration chamber after cleaning. When
finished, close the toilet lid. The hatch to the incineration
chamber will then close.
Illustration 8
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