Air Regulator - Microphor Toilet

[g_man1146]

Curt,
One of the leaks in my system was a faulty check valve allowing the
12VDC compressor tank to leak back to the main aux. tank. With that
resolved, the little Microphor tank holds for weeks/months at a
time. I leave the 12VDC compressor ON all the time and the only time
it kicks in is when the 120VAC compressor is left OFF. (Leaks in the
aux tank cause the 120VAC one to cycle every 90 minutes or so.) I'm
still hunting leaks and sure wood like that to hold overnight so the
120VAC compresor wouldn't start during the night. BB tells me that
every 2-4 hours is "normal" but I hate leaks!

I've got .pdf's of the before and after air line schematic. The
modification was per what Bennis said was their new way of plumbing
the Microphor. Email if you want them. I have the Microphor service
manual, Thanks.
Rich D. '99LXi43' CT


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Curt Sprenger
wrote:
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> Thanks Rich,
>
> I have thought about doing the same thing, but first I need to
resolve a
> leak(s) in the 120V compressor service lines, it cycles every 20
to 25
> minutes, so I don't use it much, yet.
>
> Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38 8V92, Anaheim Hills, Calif.
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> g_man1146 wrote:
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> >Hi Curt,
> >
> >I had the same problem and replaced the regulator with one that
is
> >mounted in the bay next to the aux tank instead of inside the
back
> >of the toilet. I also replaced the check valves at the same time.
> >Total cost (MvMaster Carr) about $20.00. They have the plastic
lines
> >and push connector fittings too. The regulator is now mounted
next
> >to the one for the 120VAC compressor and since both have gauges,
it
> >is easy to adjust them so that the 12VDC compressor won't run
unless
> >the 120VAC or engine air is absent.
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> >Here is a link to the photo.
> >http://www.photosleeve.com/gallery2/d/23...lators.jpg
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> >Rich D. '99LXi43' CT
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> >--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Curt Sprenger
> > wrote:
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> >>We have the Microphor Air Operated toilet in our coach. The air
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> >pressure
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> >>regulator exhaust port is leaking, causing the compressor to
cycle
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> >every
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> >>35 minutes. Microphor tells me that the regulator is defective,
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> >bad
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> >>seal(s).
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> >>Microphor wants $290 for a new regulator, $95 for Microphor to
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> >rebuild
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> >>ours, $65 for a rebuild kit.
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> >>Clippard wants about $15.00 for what looks to be the same
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> >regulator as
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> >>installed with our toilet.
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> >>Has anyone replaced this regulator? What brand, part #, cost,
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> >purchased
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> >>where, etc?
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> >>Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38 8V92, Anaheim Hills, Calif.
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