Electric Mobile Toilet Usage Guide

Here is the usage guide for electric mobile toilets (independent mobile commodes):

I. Installation and Connection

1. Stable Placement: Place the commode on a flat surface, push open the bottom wheel locks to secure it, and prevent sliding or tipping during use.
2. Connect the Sewage Pipe: Attach one end of the配套 (matching) hose to the commode's sewage outlet and the other end to a floor drain or temporary sewage bucket. Ensure the connections are sealed and leak-free to prevent sewage overflow.
3. Connect Water and Electricity: Connect the water inlet pipe to a clean water source and open the valve to fill the tank. Plug in the power cord to ensure a stable power supply and avoid interruptions in water or electricity that could affect use.

II. Functional Operation

1. Start the System: Press the power switch on the control panel. When the indicator light comes on, the system enters standby mode and is ready for use.
2. Flush After Use: Press the flush button marked with a water droplet icon. The built-in water pump draws water from the freshwater tank into the toilet bowl to complete the flush. Some models support dual-flush options: a small volume (about 1-2 liters) for urination and a large volume (about 3-4 liters) for defecation. Choose according to your needs to save water.
3. Other Functions:
   • Seat Heating: Models with heating functions can adjust the temperature (usually low, medium, and high settings) through the control panel to suit different seasonal needs.
   • Deodorization Function: This usually operates automatically but can also be manually activated via a button. It reduces odors through activated carbon filtration or negative ion purification.

III. Maintenance and Cleaning

1. Clean the Sewage Tank: When the full-level alarm sounds, first turn off the power and disconnect the sewage pipe. Pull out the sewage tank horizontally (avoid tilting to prevent leaks), pour the sewage into a designated disposal point, and rinse the inside of the tank with clean water. Disinfect with a专用 (special) cleaner monthly, focusing on cleaning fiber residues around the shredding blades to prevent blockages.
2. Clean the Freshwater Tank: It is recommended to clean it once a week to prevent algae growth that could block the water pipes. Add a small amount of white vinegar or a special cleaner, let it sit, and then rinse thoroughly.

IV. Precautions

1. No Foreign Objects: Avoid throwing in items other than toilet paper (such as feminine hygiene products or diapers), as these can easily block the pipes or damage the shredding blades.
2. Freeze Protection: In cold environments (water temperature below 0°C), empty both the freshwater and sewage tanks to prevent the water pump from freezing and cracking.
3. Long-Term Storage: Before storing, empty all tanks and keep the lids open for ventilation and drying to prevent mold growth.
4. Troubleshooting: If flushing fails, first check the freshwater tank level and power connection, then inspect the sewage pipe for kinks or blockages, and resolve the issue promptly.