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Is the Atlantes a vacuum flush?
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Q2
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The
toilet empties the bowl but no water comes in.
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Q3
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Q4
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How do I winterize my Atlantes?
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| Q5. | No water stands in the bowl, why not?
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Is the Atlantes a vacuum flush? No,
It is an electronically controlled toilet that macerates waste
as it is being discharged from
the toilet by a high performance integral centrifugal pump.
The fresh water flush models have been engineered to eliminate
the problems associated
with multiple component systems.
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The
toilet empties the bowl but no water comes in. See troubleshooting section of Atlantes manual.
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My A5 Series Atlantes has water still coming into the bowl for a few seconds after the discharge pump has shut off. Too much water remains in the bowl. What can I do? Jumper J1 on the Atlantes control board must be moved to position B. This will cause both pumps to stop at the same time.
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| A4 | How do I winterize my Atlantes? Refer to winterizing instructions in owner's manual.
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| A5 | No water stands in the bowl, why not? Raritan toilets are not by themselves designed to hold water unless a vented loop is installed in the discharge line with the top of the loop generally 4 inches higher than the top of the bowl. The higher the loop the more water will remain after each flush. See the specific toilets installation manual for specifications and loop height limitations. Note: Vented loops may need to be installed higher for safety reasons (see installation manual for further details)
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