Flashing red light

[Wully]

 

[marchie]

There is probably a big brown log jamming the float, put your hand inside and free it, but be careful Jeff Jeff as some times these logs bite

If this is a logjam, Jeff, I'll think I'll stick to marmalade, because the former tastes like sh*t ...

Steve

 

[Exwindsurfer]

Thanks wully

 

[runnach]

Jeff, does the light eventually go green?

 

[marchie]

Jeff, does the light eventually go green?

Only when Jeff utters the magic phrase, 'It's been about 10 minutes, so probably OK now ...'

Steve

 

[runnach]

Only when Jeff utters the magic phrase, 'It's been about 10 minutes, so probably OK now ...'

Steve

I was thinking green means one is in the safe drop zone, a bit more sophisticated than the Dam Busters shite, I mean sight method.

 

[The laird]

If the lights staying on when. Cassette is out could it be a faulty load sensor on the cupboard base?

 

[Exwindsurfer]

Jeff, does the light eventually go green?

It's OK Terry I've sorted it out by removing the toilet All together as I've deside to fit a shower .I am fitting a 1000mm x700mm house shower tray and will use a porta potty so you can lift it out when wanting a shower but I Di need a big hole welding up where the door is at the mo + I am taking the sink unit out as well so basically is going to be a shower room with a porta potty in we have a sink in the kitchen part so no need for two sinks really.

 

[HurricaneSmith]

It's OK Terry I've sorted it out by removing the toilet altogether ............... with a porta potty............

You're brave, as my wife would have throttled me if I'd done that.

As a matter of interest, if it's not in a snug cupboard, how will it stay upright in all emergency situations?

 

[The laird]

Jeff hope you don't mind me saying but will you have enough power for a shower ? Or is it a chill shower

 

[RoaminRog]

Jeff could power a small African village!

 

[runnach]

It's OK Terry I've sorted it out by removing the toilet All together as I've deside to fit a shower .I am fitting a 1000mm x700mm house shower tray and will use a porta potty so you can lift it out when wanting a shower but I Di need a big hole welding up where the door is at the mo + I am taking the sink unit out as well so basically is going to be a shower room with a porta potty in we have a sink in the kitchen part so no need for two sinks really.

Fit this Jeff, doubles as a pooper and shower, the bits left and right at front can be used to scrape dirt from shoes, or use to scratch if if you have itchy feet. French design and in Vogue

 

[Webby]

The red light tells you the cassette is full and no doubt the moving magnet is broken.
We have disconnected ours as i have a sixth sense that tells me when the cassette is full.........actually it's existing senses........................ excluding touch and taste
Now Mr Thetford we are going to design a container to hold nothing but sh*t. It will have as many cracks and corners as possible,a fiddly rotating blade mechanism and something to float on top of all this mess so they know when it's full.

 

[Wully]

Remind me not to let you look at any wee flashing lights in my van.

 

[Exwindsurfer]

Fit this Jeff, doubles as a pooper and shower, the bits left and right at front can be used to scrape dirt from shoes, or use to scratch if if you have itchy feet. French design and in Vogue

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FFS Terry

 

[Exwindsurfer]

You're brave, as my wife would have throttled me if I'd done that.

As a matter of interest, if it's not in a snug cupboard, how will it stay upright in all emergency situations?

I’ll be putting two stainless steel hooks on the back wall and a strap round it for travelling

 

[Exwindsurfer]

A porta potty is really no different than a fix toilet you still have to take the cassette and empty it the advantage is you can lift it all out and have a decent shower space .

 

[Bigshug]

As a matter of interest, if it's not in a snug cupboard, how will it stay upright in all emergency situations?

I also use a porta potty and you can get a floor plate, screwed to the floor which the base locks onto

 

[The laird]

FFS Terry

Jeff that's was manky until I cleaned it after terry had done business in at at La mallerye sur saine in france
I had to make sure as the natives would've thought it was me and it's at the rear of the Mairie s office but there you go

 

[The laird]

I’ll be putting two stainless steel hooks on the back wall and a strap round it for travelling

After the ruby Murray it will be strapped onto the rear decking for health n hygene reasons poor cris