How to replace a series 300 RV toilet?

The Series 300 has been replaced by Series 310 at your service center. If you choose to replace it yourself, shut off the water to your RV. Disconnect the water line at the rear of the commode. Unbolt the commode from the floor and lift it straight up.

Is there a problem with the Dometic toilet?

Editor’s note: Several RVers have commented about this problem; all have reported that Dometic was quick to respond by sending out a new 310 model toilet. Previous article Missing or damaged roof vent?

Why does my toilet smell like a cesspool?

This could be the problem If by chance your new RV came with a Dometic Series 300 commode as standard equipment and suddenly your bathroom smells like a cesspool, here’s what might have happened. Unlike commodes in the past, the top and bottom halves of this appliance are sealed internally and are not to be separated.

When do you need to replace the toilet in an RV?

All goes well unless the seal breaks, and the rear of the commode becomes a storage container for bodily waste. When this happens the entire commode must be replaced. The Series 300 has been replaced by Series 310 at your service center. If you choose to replace it yourself, shut off the water to your RV.

Is there a recall on the Dometic Series 300 toilet?

Recall – Truck Camper’s Dometic Series 300 Toilet Reason For Dometic’s Recall If you have experienced foul cesspool smells in your truck camper bathroom, this could result from an internal seal failure within the toilet.