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Boat toilet troubleshooting: How to service a Jabsco toilet pump
- April 12, 2022
Boat owner and DIY expert Stu Davies explains how to service and maintain a Jabsco heads pump.
The ubiquitous Jabsco loo pump. Photo: Dorling Kindersley Ltd/Alamy
Most modern mass produced yachts are fitted with Jabsco hand pumped boat toilets. They are cheap, simple and robust and can put up with a lot of abuse. On the flip side, they do need a bit of looking after, and there are a lot of misconceptions about them, as the many threads on the PBO forum show.
My Beneteau 381 is 18 years old now, and it came fitted with two Jabsco heads. I have recently removed one and replaced it with a Porta Potti so that I can comply with the requirement for a holding tank when she is in Southern Europe.
That leaves the one remaining Jabsco. I have overhauled it once in the time I have had the boat, but the old problem of the bowl filling up with the sea cocks open comes back on a regular basis.
As a general rule we try to keep the water on the outside of our boats, but a toilet brings a certain amount of seawater inside. The boat toilet is often mounted on or below the waterline, and this brings with it the risk that the sea can syphon in. There are a few ways to deal with this problem…
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How a boat toilet pump works
There is a large dual action hand pump at the side of the bowl which pumps fresh raw water in and raw sewage out at the same time.
A thumb valve on the top allows you to select whether to fill or empty the bowl. The usual procedure is to fill the bowl most of the way, then switch over to stop the raw water coming in and start to drain the bowl. The waste is sucked out of the bottom of the bowl and into the sea (where legal) or into a holding tank where appropriate.
The familiar T-handle that we push up and down is connected to a simple piston that has a fat O-ring on it to act as a seal or ‘piston ring’. This both draws water in and expels the waste, by way of a simple one way flap valve at the bottom of the hand pump.
When the T-handle is pulled up, negative pressure at the base of the cylinder means sewage is sucked out of the bowl, past the flap valve at the base of the pump and into the pump cylinder.
Meanwhile the positive pressure at the top end of the pump is pushing the raw water through the little change over valve thumb lever in to the rim of the bowl.
When it is pushed down, the flap valve at the bottom closes and the bottom side of the pump piston pushes the raw sewage out of the pump cylinder, through the joker valve and out of the boat or to a holding tank.
At the same time the top side of the piston is sucking fresh raw water from the outside of the boat through one of the smaller pipes and thumb valve system to fill the top side of the pump cylinder ready for the up stroke again.
The Joker valve
No, it’s nothing to do with Alan (aha!) The Joker valve was originally intended to stop back flow and back-siphoning to the bowl. It is a piece of conical shaped rubber with three flaps that are supposed to compress together, much like our human heart valves, to make a one way valve, so that sewage can’t flow back.
At this point a little lesson on hydraulics: 27in height of water gives 1psi of pressure. So if the outlet pipe loop was 27in above the joker valve then a pressure of 1psi would be acting on the flaps of the joker valve to keep them closed and stop back syphoning. The slightest bit of contamination or scale on the flaps will prevent them sealing.
Stu Davies has an 18-year-old Beneteau 381 fitted with a Jabsco loo
How to maintain a Jabsco boat toilet
The problem with boat toilets is that urine reacts with the seawater to form calcified deposits, which slowly reduce the internal diameter of your piping over time – leading to the risk of blockages.
Worse still, as the internal valves become covered in salts, they stop sealing properly: the rubber O-ring in the piston starts squeaking and binding, and water starts back flowing in to the bowl. All this means your toilet pump will become less and less effective over time.
The squeaking and stiffness is easily cured: a bit of sunflower oil dropped into the bowl on a regular basis and pumped through lubricates it. Long term it is better to undo the plastic nut underneath the T-handle, withdraw the piston assembly and apply liberal quantities of Silicone grease – just don’t forget to close the seacocks first!
As a preventative measure, pumping at least six strokes every time on both the empty cycle and the flush cycle means that all urine is emptied out so that it doesn’t react with the seawater to produce hard salts to block the pipes and valves.
A standard dual-action Jabsco toilet pump and its location on the loo
What’s wrong with my boat toilet?
Water was gradually seeping into the bowl when the boat toilet was not in use – and while this only reached a certain level and stopped, it was worrying and a chore to keep pumping away.
I took the plunge and stripped the pump down: this was quite easy to do – a simple matter of four screws in the base and two in the joker valve housing, slacken the hose clips and off it comes to reveal the valves.
I found a small amount of scaling, but more important was the fact that the joker valve’s lips did not shut properly – and there is a depression in the flap valve that corresponds with the lip on the base of the pump that is supposed to be the seal. The flap was distorted – and that’s why water was syphoning back into the pump.
Ensure stop cocks are off before taking your loo apart
So from my experiences with my pumps I have learned the cure is to change the flap valves and clean up the interiors of the pumps. A kit can be bought for just over £20 from Jabsco Direct , or the flap valve can be bought alone for about £6 . My advice? Buy the kit and change as much as you can while it is stripped down.
With the pump apart, I cleaned up all the scale with vinegar and elbow grease and used scotch pads to clean up the plastic housings. Once all traces of scale were gone, the pump could be reassembled and the new valves could be put on. It’s obvious how to install them as both the flap valve and the joker valve can only be installed one way.
When screwing everything back together, be aware that the stainless screws are twin threaded self-tappers and have ‘quick’ threads. Put them in their place and hand twist them backwards until you feel a slight click.
This makes sure they are engaged in the original threads in the soft plastic housings. If you get it wrong they cut another thread which will then strip as you tighten it!
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Cleaning scale from the pump assembly
Take care when reinstalling ‘quick thread’ screws so as not to strip the holes
Siphons and siphon breaks
Siphoning occurs when the water pressure outside the boat is higher than that inside – i.e. when the boat toilet is mounted on or below the waterline. All boats are different when it comes to loo plumbing, and the measures you need to take to prevent siphoning depend entirely on where the toilet is placed in relation to the waterline. If it’s above the water line, then the risk of siphoning is reduced.
Best practice is always to take a large loop in the pipes above the waterline – at least 200mm above both static and heeled waterlines is recommended – and to fit a siphon break to both the inlet and outlet pipes, rather than just relying on the pump’s valves to keep the sea out. Vented loops contain a simple valve that prevents water flowing back into the boat.
In an ideal world, you’d close the seacocks every time you’d finished with the toilet – but on modern boats these are often hidden behind the joinery and are left open all the time.
In the most simple installations such as mine the toilet bowl is placed high enough that even if the outlet water syphons back in, it still won’t overflow the bowl and so there isn’t a syphon break fitted.
Complete Jabsco service kit
Twist and lock
Jabsco brought out a modification some years ago that is designed to guard against flooding and waste backflow by locking the waste outlet valve shut – the handle is grey rather than the previous black, and secures with a twist.
Several years ago I bought the twist and lock conversion kit, and this puts an extension on the plunger piston that should push on the flap valve at the base of the pump to seal the bowl from the pump. It worked for a while – but problems can still occur if foreign matter, such as scale, clogs the valves.
Seat hinges were worse for wear
Mending and improving a boat toilet seat
My toilet is nearly 19 years old and the lid and seat were getting tatty. They are only held on by two 8mm plastic screws and a wing nut, so I removed them, rubbed them down with 80 grit abrasive paper and used a rattle can of matt white enamel paint to refurbish them.
The hinges are attached with plain steel screws – which had rusted. I had to drill them out and replace them with stainless steel, which took far more time than it should have done.
By the time I’d managed to remove the old screws, the holes were pretty shot, so I used Araldite to fill the holes as I was putting the stainless screws in. I just nipped them up until the Araldite had gone off then tightened them a touch more.
After putting everything back together, the seat looks like new, and best of all, the new set of seals has cured the siphoning problem.
Rusted hinge screws had to be drilled out..
…leaving oversize holes which Stu filled with epoxy before replacing with new stainless steel screws
Respray tidies up toilet seat
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| 1 | SEAT AND LID - COMPACT SIZE Wooden - Includes Hinges | 1 | £ 54.94 | ||
| 1A | HINGE SET - For wooden Seat/Lid Assy For the compact bowl manual and electric toilets | 1 | £ 9.60 | ||
| 2 | TOILET BOWL - COMPACT SIZE New design - post 2016 toilets. Flat edge at the back and Jabsco logo. | 1 | £ 99.87 | ||
| 3 & 4 | INTAKE SEAL AND ELBOW KIT | 1 | £ 17.36 | ||
| 5 | 2 | ||||
| 6 | HOSE | 1 | £ 6.27 | ||
| 7 | BOWL MOUNTING KIT Contains Parts 7A-E | 1 | £ 17.60 | ||
| 7A | 4 | ||||
| 7B | 4 | ||||
| 7C | 4 | ||||
| 7D | 4 | ||||
| 7E | 4 | ||||
| 8 | GASKET for base with Vertical Sides Flat circular gasket | 1 | £ 4.65 | ||
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| 11 | JOKER VALVE For the 37010 series electric toilet, 37045 & 37245 Quiet Flush electric toilets, 37075 & 37275 Designer Style toilets. | 1 | £ 6.94 | ||
| 12 | DISCHARGE PORT | 1 | £ 7.74 | ||
| 13 | SELF TAPPING SCREW - 3PK | 3 | £ 3.99 | ||
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| 18 | O RING Wearplate o-ring for the 37010, 37045, 37245, 37075, 37275 toilets. | 1 | £ 2.80 | ||
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| SERVICE KIT FOR 37010 SERIES TOILET Contains: Joker valve (11), Wearplate (23), Seal (19), Impeller (27), ‘O’ Ring (18), Gasket (26), Washer (22) and the Bowl to base gasket (8) | 1 | £ 75.07 | |||
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How to identify my Jabsco manual toilet -H31
- Thread starter rafip
- Start date May 23, 2013
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My Jabsco manual toilet is leaking from the top of the pump when pumping. I tried to purchase a repair kit but there are a few depending on the toilet. I am not sure if this is the original toilet or it was replaced by the previous owner. Is there a way to determine the repair kit I need? There are 3 different Jabsco kits: 29045-0000, 29045-2000, 29045-30000. I heard that the label color may be an indicator. See pic. Thanks
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Here is something from Jamestown Distributors that speaks to your question. : STEVEN S: Hi Owen, Does your head still have the stickers by the pump handle? I have a 1988 Newport. The previous owner mentioned that he replaced the head at some point. I knew it was not the twist -n-lock model as that was 2007 to present. I gambled that it was a 1998 or newer model. When the service kit package (29045-2000) came there was a sticker on the package that shows the 3 models. The picture shows a rectangular red sticker by the pump handle on the 1986-1997 models. The 1998-2007 model has a lighter blue oval with a dark blue arrow and white letters which matched my head. I am not sure why they do not show this info in the catalog. Hope this info helps you identify your model. Steve Oct 12, 2011 Reply to STEVEN From what i see, yours is not a twist lock and has the blue sticker so it is probably a '98-'07 model. I found that I could buy the whole pump for about what the repair kit costs ..I think you can put in a new twist lock upgrade on your base with no problem, but ya need to research that one a little .. Maybe call Jabsco and ask.. I took the little pump shaft lip seal out to a bearing supply place (like Motion Industries) and bought 3 of 'em for a few dollars. This one comes with a new base gasket and joker valve. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jabsco-Manu..._Accessories_Gear&hash=item3380e79565&vxp=mtr I rebuilt my other pump and have it as a ready spare.
Got tired of working on our Jabsco. We named it "John Wayne" because it wouldn't take S##T from anyone. Bought a Raritan from this site. I bought the entire replacement pump on our 1996 model Jabsco that converted to the twist lock. Went almost 6 months before I needed to repair it. I was all set to convert to the Raritan pump they sell on this site for about $220 when the bowl cracked. Had to buy a new complete toilet hence the Raritan.
Jabsco Pump Yes, you are better off replacing the pump assembly. In my opinion, the newer twist-lock pumps seem to be of a higher quality. There is a problem with rebuilding which may already be a problem in your pump. the fasteners holding the top of the pump cover to the bottom often fracture and result in leaking from the seam. this can occur even if you are very careful. I suggest searching on this site since I believe they can ship to you, or check carefully local sources where you are. Pump assemblies can generally be had for about the same price as a rebuild kit. Good luck!
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You can keep your bowl and upgrade to a Raritan pump, it's really a great way to go, thanks to the Head Mistress Peggy Hall: http://shop.hunterowners.com/prod.php?52006 If you don't want to mess with the constant yearly failure of the Jabsco Compact head, the Raritan PHII pump is far superior and super reliable.
The Jabsco kits depend on the year the head was built: http://shop.hunterowners.com/prod.php?15588
Location, Location... ... not sure you guys noticed, but unless there is two of them, our friend is on the central coast of Israel. I'm sure Dave can ship there but it might be some expense.
Thanks Rick, we do ship to Israel, even more reason to just order the Raritan base and pump and re-use the bowl. http://shop.hunterowners.com/prod.php?52006 Cost to ship to Israel is about $116
Thank You all. I have decided to go with the Jabsco Twist&Lock unit 29040-3000, hoping it will fit my existing toilet. I am not sure paying 3 times for the Raritan unit is worth it. My existing Jabsco unit lasted for 15 years without any mintenance, with moderate usage. BTW, this Jabsco unit is used on all charter boats I have been sailing in Greece recently. Regarding shipping costs to Israel, that is an issue, but I work around it by ordering the parts to a US address and bringing them with me or a friend who travels. Again, thanks to you all.
rafip said: Thank You all. I have decided to go with the Jabsco Twist&Lock unit 29040-3000, hoping it will fit my existing toilet. I am not sure paying 3 times for the Raritan unit is worth it. My existing Jabsco unit lasted for 15 years without any mintenance, with moderate usage. BTW, this Jabsco unit is used on all charter boats I have been sailing in Greece recently. Regarding shipping costs to Israel, that is an issue, but I work around it by ordering the parts to a US address and bringing them with me or a friend who travels. Again, thanks to you all. Click to expand
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There is a JABSCO marine toilet to suit every boat and budget. The JABSCO manual toilet is the world's best seller: clean to use, with a china bowl that won't scratch or discolour; designed for ease of service in restricted spaces, with all the fastenings facing the front or the top. JABSCO macerator pumps have 38mm (1½") bore inlet ports for ...
JabscoShop - The largest source of Jabsco & Rule Industrial and Marine Pumps, Toilets, Blowers, Searchlights, Spares and Accessories on the web. View Basket; Blog; ... Register. Login. Home. Jabsco. Flojet. Pressure Systems. Cleghorn. Home Marine Marine Toilets Toilets Electric Toilets. Featured Products. Par Max HD 4' pressure-controlled pump ...
Most modern mass produced yachts are fitted with Jabsco hand pumped boat toilets. They are cheap, simple and robust and can put up with a lot of abuse. ... How to maintain a Jabsco boat toilet. The problem with boat toilets is that urine reacts with the seawater to form calcified deposits, which slowly reduce the internal diameter of your ...
Connections: - for 19mm ( ¾") bore inlet hose, 38mm (1½") bore discharge hose Dimensions: - 445mm high, 375mm wide, 450mm long Fuse Size: - 25(amp) Elegant bowl styling conceals all plumbing and wiring. Quiet-flush cycle - like a household toilet. Water usage as low as 1 litre per flush
Xylem recently launched the innovative Jabsco Quiet Flush E2 - a revolutionary electric marine toilet that brings enhanced levels of comfort and convenience to life on the water. Designed for recreational craft but built to withstand heavy-duty use, the Quiet Flush E2 marine toilet has set a new standard for marine waste solutions.
1-35 results of 35. 1. As the world's leading manufacturer of small-craft marine toilets, Jabsco provides exceptional quality and value in onboard sanitation. At Fisheries Supply, we proudly offer an extensive selection of Jabsco marine toilets, including both manual and electric models, to meet your needs. Jabsco toilets feature modern designs ...
Product Dimensions : 23 x 21 x 17 inches; 27 Pounds. Item model number : 37010-3092. Department : unisex-adult. Date First Available : April 23, 2018. Manufacturer : Flow Control, LLC. ASIN : B07CKTW2K4. Best Sellers Rank: #91,334 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #3 in Boat ...
JABSCO Quiet Flush E2 Electric Toilets. From crowded charter boats to racing yachts and everything in between, the award-winning Jabsco Quiet Flush E2 marine toilet has been designed to solve some of the biggest marine waste challenges facing boat owners and manufacturers. With its simplified installation, ease of serviceability and sleek touch ...
Upgrade your marine or RV toilet experience with the Jabsco 37255-0092 Quiet Flush Electric Toilet Conversion Kit, designed for both sea and river water flush models. This kit effortlessly transforms your existing manual toilet into a convenient electric flush system, powered by a 12 Volt DC supply for reliable operation even in off-grid scenarios.
First use. After periods without use the toilet may benefit from lubrication. Open inlet and outlet seacocks (and secondary valves if fitted). Half fill the bowl with warm fresh water. Keeping the Flush Control Lever (key 23) in the Shut () position, pump out the warm water. 2.
Jabsco 37041-0010 Marine Toilet Macerator Sub Assembly Kit, Marine Toilet Replacement Motor Pump Set 12-Volt Fit For Jabsco 37010-0000, 37010-1000, 37010-0090 and 37010-1090 1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT
The best way to figure out which Jabsco electric marine toilet model you have is simply by looking at the switch that activates the flush. This video shows the switch and the corresponding model number for our more popular marine toilets, including the Jabsco Electric marine toilets, the Jabsco Quiet Flush marine toilets, and the Jabsco Deluxe Flush marine toilets.
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Jabsco Electric Toilet - Regular Bowl - 12V. Jabsco Marine Pumps & Toilets. Current Stock: 1. Now. €635.95. Was. J37010-4092. Jabsco marine electric toilets in 12 and 24v - Great selection of the world's best known boat toilets.
It's also usually easy to fix - the problem is invariably with a worn or perished seal around the rod to which the pump handle is attached. Simply unscrew the large plastic nut on top of the pump to reveal the old seal - it's usually a 10 minute job to replace it. Regular maintenance will increase your familiarity with the system and ...
The picture shows a rectangular red sticker by the pump handle on the 1986-1997 models. The 1998-2007 model has a lighter blue oval with a dark blue arrow and white letters which matched my head. I am not sure why they do not show this info in the catalog. Hope this info helps you identify your model. Steve Oct 12, 2011.
Posts: 5,176. Re: Jabsco Manual Toilet - water does not come in... Before attempting to repair the toilet, I would make sure water is getting to it. If the intake to the toilet is below the waterline, remove the hose and see if water flows. If it doesn't, there's a blockage. If it does, the problem is with the toilet.
The more common set up is to install a macerator or diaphragm discharge pump. This pump is positioned near the tank and its sole use is to break up and pump the waste out. A key point when installing either the Jabsco 18590 macerator or the Jabsco 50890 diaphragm waste pump is that these units are designed to push fluid.
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