Mobile Toilet Squat-Type Back Water Tank

The installation position of the back water tank for mobile toilet squat-type can be flexibly adjusted. If space is limited, it can be moved to the left or right side of the squat pan; during cleaning and maintenance, the water tank cover should be operated according to specifications to prevent water splashing.

Flexibility in Adjusting Installation Position

The design of the back water tank for mobile toilet squat-type fully takes into account spatial adaptability, and its installation position is not fixed at the rear. When there is insufficient space at the rear, the water tank can be moved to the left or right side of the squat pan according to the actual layout. This adjustment requires ensuring that the connecting pipes between the water tank and the squat pan can be smoothly connected to avoid water leakage or poor drainage caused by positional deviation. Before installation, measure the distance between the water tank and the squat pan to ensure that the connecting components (such as water pipes and valves) are long enough and that the water tank is stable and does not wobble after installation. If the space is extremely narrow, side installation can be prioritized, and flexible hoses can be used to replace some of the rigid pipes to enhance installation flexibility.

Operating Specifications for Cleaning and Maintenance

If you need to open the back water tank of the squat pan for cleaning or maintenance, follow these steps:

1. Locate and Lift the Cover: Find the opening position of the water tank cover (usually located at the top center or edge of the water tank), and slowly lift the water tank cover upwards, with a recommended tilt angle of less than 20°. Excessive tilt angles may cause the internal components of the water tank (such as the float ball and connecting rod) to shift or be damaged, while also increasing the risk of water splashing.
2. Loosen the Buckles and Unscrew the Switch: The water tank cover and the water tank body are usually fixed by buckles. First, loosen the buckles; if there is a drainage switch inside the water tank (such as the connecting rod of the flush button), unscrew or disassemble it simultaneously to thoroughly clean the inside of the water tank. Wear gloves during operation to avoid direct contact with dirt or residual disinfectants on the inner wall of the water tank.
3. Prevent Water Splashing: Before cleaning, close the water inlet valve of the water tank (usually located at the bottom or side of the water tank) to drain the remaining water in the water tank; if you need to retain some water for cleaning, control the opening amplitude of the water tank cover and use a towel or container to block the opening of the water tank to reduce water splashing.

Precautions

During installation or maintenance, ensure that the power supply (such as the built-in water pump in the water tank) is disconnected to avoid the risk of electric shock; if the water tank has not been used for a long time, regularly check whether the pipe connections are aging and cracking to prevent water leakage. After cleaning, assemble the water tank in reverse order and test whether the flushing function is normal.