I posted on this some months ago and have followed through on the excellent advice given, but to no avail.
Here is where we are at;
- Replaced all the duck bills in the pump.
- Replaced the rubber ring in the bowl and the plastic dome gizmo along with all of the other parts in a Sealand rebuild kit.
- Used a vacuum tester and established that when the pump runs for 30 seconds stops at 14.8 and does not lose anything no matter how long it is left (thank god because I cant open it again).
- Pull the test unit out and the pump runs perpetually so the issue is in the toilet itself. (Thankfully relatively easy to work on and clean)
So what else can it possibly be???
How else can I test?
The only thing that I have not replaced is the gasket between the floor and the toilet assembly but if that were leaking I am sure my vacuum tester would not have sealed and held vacuum on the outlet cone?
I am at my wits end.
Thanks
Wayne
Here is where we are at;
- Replaced all the duck bills in the pump.
- Replaced the rubber ring in the bowl and the plastic dome gizmo along with all of the other parts in a Sealand rebuild kit.
- Used a vacuum tester and established that when the pump runs for 30 seconds stops at 14.8 and does not lose anything no matter how long it is left (thank god because I cant open it again).
- Pull the test unit out and the pump runs perpetually so the issue is in the toilet itself. (Thankfully relatively easy to work on and clean)
So what else can it possibly be???
How else can I test?
The only thing that I have not replaced is the gasket between the floor and the toilet assembly but if that were leaking I am sure my vacuum tester would not have sealed and held vacuum on the outlet cone?
I am at my wits end.
Thanks
Wayne
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