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Old 19-08-2022, 07:21   #1
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Waste mixed with incoming seawater on jabsco manual toilet
Recently my jabsco manual toilet (post 2007) started mixing waste (with visible chunks even) into the seawater brought in when I pump it in wet bowl mode (notice this is not about backfill from the outlet). I first thought it'd be the o-ring on the piston but that looks fine, so I'm not sure what else could be the cause. Any ideas?
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