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Old 03-16-2016, 09:49 AM   #1
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Monarch SE black tank wash location?

I have a 2005 Monarch SE with bath and a half. The front black tank's wash does not work. I have tried several things to get it unstopped but it will still not let any water enter the tank.

Does anyone know where the washer is located on the tank. I tried to follow the water line but it disappears. I'm hoping there is a panel somewhere that has access to the connection so I can take it apart and fix/replace it.

I called Monaco but they could not help.
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Old 03-16-2016, 04:47 PM   #2
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Jerry-

Hello, from a fellow "Mountaineer!" I don't live there now, but my parents did when I was born. Last time I was in WV was in the late 1970s. At that time, the winding hillside roads struck me as the only place I'd driven where the posted speed limit was too high!

Here are the results of a Google search of posts on iRV2 that contain the terms "Monaco" "black" "tank" and "rinse."

I read through a number of posts a while ago on this, and it seems as if they contained ideas on how to unplug the rinse tubing. There's probably an answer in there on access as well.

Sorry I can't help with personal experience- hasn't happened to me yet.
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Old 03-16-2016, 07:21 PM   #3
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Black tank rinse

Thanks Mark.

I read most of the posts you found.

I tried using CLR in the hose. I will try it a few more times.
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the tank flush device is normally located on the opposite side of the tank from the exit valve. have you tried using compressed air to clear the flush device? charge the line with water and then apply compressed air, just be sure to regulate the air to keep it under say 75psi and make sure the sewage valve is opened. I have to do this about once a month to keep mine working.
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Old 03-17-2016, 01:33 PM   #5
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On our Camelot, the flush is on the passenger side . There is a Panel held on with 6 screws under to Compartment door. Remove the screws and you will see the flush line.
On ours I removed the flush line and then removed the flush sprayer. It was full of ... stuff! Cleaned it out and pushed a straightened large paper clip through the spray holes, rinsed out the nozzle and ran water through the flush line till it was clear and put it all together again.
Has worked great since then.
What I may do if I take it apart again is slightly enlarge the spray holes. Read something in a forum somewhere that recommended doing that.
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