Dometic 4806 Benutzerhandbuch

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1. Water does not enter bowl  

and toilet does not flush.

2. Water enters toilet bowl, but 

toilet does not flush.

a. Toilet fuse is blown or circuit  

breaker is tripped.

b. Loose wiring connections. 

c. Incorrect wiring of toilet to  

incoming power.

d. Defective circuit board.

a. Electrical failure from flush switch  

to toilet.

b. Flush switch may be defective. 

c. Loose flush ball motor wires.

d. Defective flush ball motor.

e. Flush ball motor drive arm failure.

f.  Drive linkage failure. 

g. 4800L & 4800WL series require 

“OK to Flush” light to be lit for 

toilet to flush.

a. Check toilet fuse or circuit 

breaker. 

b. Check for loose or defective 

wiring at circuit board pins 9 

and 10.

c. Check for reverse polarity of 

incoming power.

d. Replace circuit board. 

a. Check for loose or defective 

wiring between flush switch 

and circuit board pins 2 and 4.

b. Replace if necessary.

c. Check for loose wires between 

motor and circuit board pins 17 

and 18.

d. Replace if necessary.

e. See page 15 for replacement 

instructions.

f.  See page 15 for replacement 

instructions.

g. Check for loose or defective 

wires between vacuum switch 

on vacuum generator and pin 6 

of circuit board.

Sealing 

Grommet

Check Valve

Electric Water 

Valve

Filter 

Screen

Drive Arm

Linkage

Flush 

Spring

Circuit Board

Cam Switch

Rotor Shaft Cam

Flush Ball

Retaining Ring

Flush Ball Seal

Bowl Seal

Motor

SERVICE MODE 

Toggle Switch 

(alternate location 

on some models)