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Thetford pedal flush

 I rebuilt my original Thetford toilet .  I was really impressed with the  genuine rebuild parts and instructions from Thetford!
  The engineering is simple yet impressive.  The sliding door has little ramps to make firm contact with the seal to avoid leaks.
 
 Now my question is to just use parting wax on the plastic surfaces or add some rainex  to it??
      Simple things  ,I guess that I'm really simple .

Re: Thetford pedal flush

Reply #1 –
Rainex? That thought has never crossed my mind. Do people use that in toilets?
Jason
2000 U295 36' Non-slide  ISC350

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Reply #2 –
I put a new lower mechanism on mine as well and am real happy with it. I don't recall using wax or anything else.
The original lower mechanism lasted about 35 years.
1993 U225 Build #: 4285
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Honda CRV AWD
Former 1981 Foretravel Travco
Retired, Full Time Off Grid Snowbird
 

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Reply #3 –
As I cleaned it , it became clear that the plastic was dry and starting to yellow .  I scuffed the lid and rubbed it with compound, finished with parting wax.    Where do you stop?  Rubbed and waxed the entire unit.  Looks better, smells great.  Yeah I have issues.