STARTUP
Before using, turn on air compressor in the control
cabinet (shown on page 6) and fill water tank (page 3).
Flush a few times until water completely fills the system
(twice usually does the job). Flush by pushing and
momentarily holding the flush button at the rear of the
stool. Toilet is ready for use.
ABOUT THIS OPERATION MANUAL
The purpose of this manual is to familiarize you with how
FCM’s portable toilet system operates. This manual
contains information for the proper operation and
maintenance of the following:
Air Line Components
Microflush Air Operated Toilets
On-Board Sewage Treatment Systems
Chlorinators and Chlorine
Water
Tank
Satellite “Blue Room”
To get familiar with this easy to use toilet system simply
page through this manual and read the instructions with
the accompanying photographs.
HOW THE MICROPHOR SYSTEM OPERATES
AIRLINE COMPONENTS FUNCTIONS
The Air Filter-Regulator (left bowl) removes moisture and
dirt from the air line to the toilet to prevent damage.
Regulator is preset to 60-65 psi of pressure.
The Air Line Lubricator (right bowl) adds a small amount
of lubricant to the air system to help lubricate the moving
components of the toilet. Use a silicone based air tool
oil for best protection. A check should be made
periodically to determine if there is enough oil to
lubricate the toilet parts. The oiler should be adjusted to
add one drop of oil per flush. The slotted adjustment
screw is located on the top of the oiler. Turning
clockwise decreases the amount of oil, and counter-
clockwise increases the amount of oil.
NOTE:
Make sure the air supply is shut off before the
air line lubricator is opened to fill with oil.
TOILET FUNCTION
Human waste enters the Microphor Air Operated Toilet.
When the toilet is flushed, the flapper at the bottom of
the bowel opens allowing the effluent (waste water) to
enter the hopper below. At the same time fresh water
from the rim washes the bowl. After about six seconds
the flapper closes and fresh water fills the bowl. At the
same time compressed air enters the hopper and
pushes the influent through the waste line into the
Treatment Tank.
TOILET REQUIREMENTS
Air:
Supply compressed air at 60-65 psi at the
toilet.
Water:
Gravity fed
Flush Activator:
Toilet mounted at the rear.
Some units may have an optional remote
mounted flush activator button.
Air/Water Valve:
The air and water (A/W)
sequence valve is the air controlled valve that
operates the toilet. The valve is mounted at the
rear of the toilet stool where the water line
enters the stool.
Stainless Steel Stool Remote mounted flush activator
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