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Originally Posted by brobox
Thanks Tim, The post I read said Sanicon and the reason I made this post. I didn't know if the Reatta has the same toilets as the Cornerstones or Anthems. Just curious if others with the SaniMarin saw any change. If not, I will not rush out to get the TSB.
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I could have mistakenly referred to it as a Sanicon. I have since learned the Saniocn Turbo 700 System is the macerator system.
The toilet in my MBR that doesn't flush correctly is the SaniMarin 4RV SN4 SaniFlo model.
To put things into perspective:
Feb 25th:
1. Took delivery of the rig late afternoon.
2. Got home just after 7:00 PM, plugged in the shore power, and secured the unit.
Feb 26th: DW's BD, spent most of the day cooking (3 racks of apple rubbed ribs on the Trager). Early evening DD, SIL, and Grands show up for dinner and a sleep over. DD points out a couple of issues that needed to be addressed by the dealer. One of which was toilet in MBR acting like it was plugged. Included that issue on my punch list.
Feb 27th:
1. Left for maiden/shakedown cruise. Continued compiling punch list.
2. Researched this Forum and learned about fleetwide problem with SaniFlo toilets in 2021 Entegras and that a TSB had been issued.
March 5th:
1. Emailed Punch list to dealer who confirmed receipt and advised it had been forwarded to Service Dept.
2. Was informed by dealer they received replacement control panel I had ordered for NoFlo toilet. (I never ordered anything. I assumed Entegra had taken the initiative and sent it to me.)
March 10th: Service Dept called and made appointment for morning of March 15th to replace NoFlo control panel and a April 1st appointment to address other issues. Service Rep was unaware of any issue/problem associated with Entegra SaniFlo toilets.
March 15th:
1. 9:30 AM, Rig taken to dealer to replace NoFlo control panel. Same Service Tech still remained unaware of any problems with Entegra SaniFlo system.
2. 5:00 PM, Rig was ready to go. I tested toilet and informed Tech Rep I noticed no appreciable improvement in flush cycle.
There was one improvement in the flush cycle. After pushing the desired flush button more water is added to the bowl before it flushes. However, the flush itself performs as if the toilet is plugged up.
I just conducted a google search of SaniMairn products and found one 6-7 minute video regarding installation and use of one of their toilets. Although the installation was on a boat and the toilet a different model, the mechanics remain the same. Here is the link to that video:
https://youtu.be/jFZDf_LHaJI
I wanted to watch a demonstration of the actual flush. The flush sequence in the video happens at 4.28 minutes into the video. I gotta say it is just like what happens with my toilet. The light sound of a motor (the macerator) followed by a light flush, almost as if the toilet is plugged.
I went out to my rig and DW and I conducted a series of test flush using the all three cycles, ECO, Normal, and Empty.
1. First Test ECO Cycle: Macerator motor engaged, water entered the bowl, there was a light, insignificant flush, more water entered the bowl, followed by slightly stronger flush.
2. Second Test ECO-Cycle: Using one using a single sheet of TP. Same sequence as before, but the second, stronger flush got rid of the sheet of TP.
3. Third Test ECO-Cycle: Using red colored Gator Aid. Same flush sequence and some to most of the coloration flushed. A second flush got rid of all the coloration.
4. Fourth Test Normal Cycle: Using red colored Gator Aid. Basically the same sequence as the ECO-Cycle, but with a stronger flush. Still had to flush twice to get rid of the coloration.
5. Fifth test Empty Cycle: Using red colored Gator Aid. One single purge that didn't seem to remove much of the red coloration. Got rid of the residue using the Normal cycle and one flush.
6. Sixth Test ECO-Cycle: Courtesy of 16 year Bella, this was test of how well the toilet handled solid waste on the ECO Cycle. Because the test sample landed on an outer edge of the water level, it took 2-flush cycles to get rid of the solids
7. Seventh Test Normal Cycle: Using a larger mass of solid waste, courtesy again of Bella, that landed in the bottom of the bowl it took one flush to clear the bowl.
I made a video of these tests and as soon as I figure out how to post it I will.