Dometic 300 Série Mode D'emploi page 9

6.2 Toilet installation
1. To replace an older toilet, turn off water supply to toilet. Remove and
drain water supply line. Remove toilet hold-down bolts/screws. Remove
toilet from floor. Remove and discard old floor flange seal and hold-down
bolts. Verify center of floor flange is at least the recommended rough-in
distance from back wall (fig.
dimensions chart). Make sure top surface of floor flange is clean and free
of any debris or sealant.
2. If installing a new floor flange, make certain that toilet mounting holes are
located at the correct angle (fig.
floor with a minimum of four screws (8 are preferred). Insert two supplied
T-bolts into slots in floor flange (fig.
3. Verify that floor flange seal is installed on base of toilet (fig.
Carefully set toilet over floor flange. Align holes in toilet base with T-bolts
as toilet is lowered onto floor flange. Toilet must be aligned so that outlet of
base fits inside of floor flange outlet hole.
Note
Entire toilet base does not rest completely on floor yet. Floor seal
must be compressed in following steps.
4. Install floor mounting nuts and washers onto T-bolts. Carefully torque nuts
to 30-40 inch-pounds. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. Alternate between sides
when tightening to prevent distortion of base. When tight, base should be
securely attached and flat against floor. Attach bolt covers onto nuts.
(Fig. B)
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5. If toilet is being installed in a shower stall, apply a bead of caulk around
base of toilet to prevent water seepage under base.
6. Connect water supply line and torque connection to 30-40 inch-pounds.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. (Fig.
7. Turn on water supply line. Flush toilet several times and check for leaks.
A) for your toilet model (see Rough-in
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D). Floor flange must be secured to
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C)
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A).