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Subject Topic: Pennine Pathfinder 2005 Toilet emptying
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01/9/2022 at 2:22pm
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Dear All,

I’m trying to empty the water out of my folding camper toilet! Instructions for the Pennine Pathfinder say there should be an emptying tube in where the cassette is but nothing is there?

Cheers Shanptt


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It could be clipped to the top of compartment or side of the compartment.

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01/9/2022 at 3:23pm
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On our gobur it is a glass tube with a rubber hose attached that is clipped to the side wall inside the door of the cassette compartment, it also act as a filler level when filling the flush tank, un lip it from the wall, hold the tube down and the water will run out, I always take off the filler cap when doing this, not sure if it’s the same on the pathfinder but may give you some idea what to look for.


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Don’t know what year your Pathfinder is but if I remember correctly the drain hose is above the door frame, in the inside obviously.

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I was wandering where this was on my 2005 pathfinder too as it’s not where the manual says so have had to empty the flyer by just flushing the toilet

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Finally got the answer! It’s a Pennine Pathfinder 2005 and there is no water outlet transparent hose to let the water out for winter! Manual says you have to manually empty the toilet by continually pressing the flush until empty! 🙃



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