T&T: Vacuflush Cycling

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An important part was left out of the original post. Is this a VacuFlush  
Vacuum Generator (pump on top of tank)  or a VacuFlush system with a  remotely 
mounted pump?
 
If it is a vacuum generator it is very important to not disturb the  uniseal 
during changing of the duckbills or the problem will get worse than it  was. I 
speak from experience. Every time I would address the duckbills, I would  
move the entire unit slightly which caused the 90 degree elbow in the uniseal to  
move, thus creating a vacuum leak.
 
R. Lee
 
 
In a message dated 4/2/2008 10:41:50 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
Dale.Klahn at metrogr.org writes:

I agree  that it should not cycle.  I installed mine and can hear the
vacuum  pump in the salon when the head is flushed but have only once
heard it  cycle on it's own.  I found that it was sucking the water out
of the  bowl because of some debris on the seal at the flush valve.


Dale  Klahn



>>> "Bob" <skinner555 at comcast.net> 10:16  PM 4/1/08 >>>
My new vacuflush system's vacuum pump recycles every  90 minutes,
service gut
says this meets factory specs. Seams  unreasonable.  Any opinions  on
this?
Bob
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