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VacuFlush Vacuum Breaker Replacement

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VacuFlush Vacuum Breaker Replacement

Postby crquisto » May 13th, 2016, 1:39 pm

Replacing a leaky vacuum breaker. The SeaLand instructions say to basically disassemble the toilet. It appears the vacuum breaker should be accessible without disassembly. Does anyone have experience with this?
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Re: VacuFlush Vacuum Breaker Replacement

Postby SHEMP » May 14th, 2016, 6:26 am

Hello CR
Do as Sealand directs you to do. If you need a good video tutorial , go on You Tube and search for "BoatsBeachesAndBars",
Paul has several tutorials on changing the Vacuum seal and other related parts. Yes , you have to take the toilet apart.
Good Luck.
It looks pretty simple albeit a little time consuming.
Victor
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