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Saniflow keeps getting blocked

  • 10-05-2019 5:59pm
    #1
    dewsbury
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    Hi from a householder amateur plumber !

    I have a saniflow plus for over 5 years. For the last 2 years it "gets blocked" about every 6 months. I then call a guy to fix it. I am aware of what should not be put in saniflow etc.

    For the first time - I decided to open it up and investigate. I removed POWER source. Then I did a wet hoover and cleaned up a bit.

    It appears that the toilet soil pipe does NOT go into the macerator directly - there is a 2cm gap between inner wall of saniflow and the center of unit (with the blade).

    Also, see attached photos. I found these "spare parts" at the back of the saniflow on the floor - out of site. God knows how long they have been there!

    QUESTION 1: Should the waste pipe from the toilet be a sealed join into the centre of the saniflow (the macerating bit!) ?
    The waste pipe from the toilet IS sealed as far as the outer wall of the Saniflow but NOT into the Saniflow itself.


    QUESTION 2: See link photo https://www.screencast.com/t/7gCwcaRyLgU

    I am wondering should these be inside the saniflow rather than lying on the ground behind the unit. Or are they just waste lying around untidy.
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