Nuoke Mobile Toilet Usage Guide

The use of Nuoke mobile toilets involves basic operations, installation and deployment, daily management, cleaning and maintenance, as well as safety and emergency response. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Basic Function Operations

• Flushing and Handwashing: Some models are equipped with two black buttons. Pressing the first button automatically flushes the squat toilet, while pressing the second button dispenses water for handwashing. Before use, ensure that the button functions are correctly matched to avoid misoperation.
• Door Bolt Status Indicator: When the door bolt is pulled up, the exterior displays 'Occupied'; when pulled down, it displays 'Vacant'. Always lock the door before use to prevent others from entering accidentally and causing embarrassment. Regularly check that the door lock and display device are functioning properly.
• Simple Model Operations: For a 1-square-meter simple mobile toilet, focus on mastering the use of flushing, handwashing, and the door bolt; no complex operations are required.

2. Installation and Deployment

• Site Selection: Place the toilet on a flat and solid surface to avoid tilting or shaking. Ensure there is sufficient operating space around it (e.g., for ventilation and sewage pipe connections).
• System Connection: Connect the water supply system (such as a water tank or external water source) according to the model's requirements, and connect the sewage pipe or place a collection device (such as a portable waste bag).
• Stability Check: After installation, check that the overall structure is stable and that the ventilation system is functioning properly to prevent odor buildup.

3. Daily Use Management

• Pre-Opening Preparation: Clean and disinfect frequently touched areas (such as door handles and flush buttons), and replenish consumables like toilet paper and hand soap to ensure adequate supplies.
• During-Use Monitoring: Conduct hourly inspections, record usage frequency, and promptly address any abnormalities (such as blockages or leaks).

4. Cleaning and Maintenance

• After Each Use: Flush the toilet, wipe down the countertop, clean the floor, and replenish consumables like toilet paper and hand soap.
• Regular Deep Cleaning: Disinfect thoroughly every 4 hours, clean thoroughly after work each day, and perform deep maintenance weekly (such as checking pipes and replacing filters).

5. Safety Precautions

• Operational Protection: Wear protective gloves, masks, and non-slip shoes when cleaning or maintaining the toilet, and place warning signs around it to prevent others from entering.
• Privacy Protection: Regularly check the door lock and sound insulation to ensure user privacy is not compromised.

6. Emergency Response

• Water Supply Failure: Immediately close the main valve, check for loose or damaged pipe connections, and contact a professional repair technician.
• Sewage Disposal Abnormalities: Stop using the toilet and investigate the cause of the blockage. Use professional tools to unclog the pipe and prevent waste from overflowing.

Model Variation Note: Nuoke products include various specifications such as 'dry-wet separation automatic shower tents, portable outdoor shower and changing room mobile toilets.' Some functions (such as showering) require reference to specific product instructions. It is recommended to operate according to the actual purchased model in combination with the above general guidelines and prioritize following the product manual's requirements.