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Topic: Thetford Toilet flushing issue

Aij615

01/4/2018 at 12:22pm
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Happy Easter All

We’ve got a Elddis Crusader Super Sorocco. The toilet flush has stopped working a few days ago, I noticed upon further inspection that the spade connectors on the fuse inside the cassette cabinet had corroded from a earlier faulty seal causeing small leak of pink flush

Anyway I’ve replaced the fuse and new spade connectors and for a few hrs it worked again however woke up this morning and it’s not working again.

I’ve had another look and I’m fairly certain the fuse / connections are ok however upon further inspection the small circuit board looks corroded away on the connection point !! Still no flush 😢

Any thoughts

Just tried posting some pics but can’t figure how to do it

Pickled Onion

01/4/2018 at 4:12pm
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If you can bridge the corroded/missing copper track by soldering in wires instead of copper track you should be able to repair it, however if plug/sockets are eaten away that is more of a problem. Failing that it is looking like you will need a replacement PCB so that will be more costly than a self-fix.

Dave.

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