Thetford cassette toilet problem

[coleman413c]

Gary:

You may very well be right in that yours may not have a fuse holder. That is always a possibility but generally unlikely. However, I must confess that my knowledge of older pop-ups with the Thetford toilet is non-existent. One would think that the circuitry of any 12V appliance is fuse protected somewhere. A remote possibility is a thermal circuit breaker but odds of that is pretty slim and that is a low amperage draw circuit Now, it is possible that the Thetford circuit is combined with another.

[AZsix]

Gary:

You may very well be right in that yours may not have a fuse holder. That is always a possibility but generally unlikely. However, I must confess that my knowledge of older pop-ups with the Thetford toilet is non-existent. One would think that the circuitry of any 12V appliance is fuse protected somewhere. A remote possibility is a thermal circuit breaker but odds of that is pretty slim and that is a low amperage draw circuit Now, it is possible that the Thetford circuit is combined with another.

Well I'm going to explore some more to see if I can find it. If not I may have to get professionals involved. Until then we will manaully flush it. Not a big deal really since we only use it for middle of the night needs.