🚽 Thetford 34117 Waste Ball Kit: White for Style II / Style Lite / Style Plus - Efficient and Reliable Review

Internet says the center/bowl gasket on these toilets fails regularly so I'm glad replacement parts are available here on Revain are available. and that the work itself wasn't that bad (maybe an hour). Our toilet stopped holding water, and despite some internet tips (clean the gasket, apply plumbing lube), the problem persisted. We bought this kit in case we need to replace the sliding ball cap, but we don't need it. I watched a few videos on You-Tube and the project was easy to do by hand.

Remove the toilet 2) Remove the two screws on the back of the base that attach the plastic base to the ceramic toilet 3) Rotate the base, to loosen it from the toilet 4) Loosen the screw deep in the bracket just below the foot pedal Loosen the ball 5) Install a new small black spacer on the end of the new 6) Install the new ball to fit, seat the Screw back in 7) Install the new green ring over the base, reinstall the toilet by turning everything 8) Install the two screws on the back 9) Install…

My Thetford Style II does not stand up to scrutiny. I wasn't sure if it was a seal or a ball. The ball didn't look so good. So I used this kit and it fixed the problem. Put it on this morning and it still holds water like it should. One and another said the instructions were just useless. Climb to the Thetford oscilloscope and see how to remove the pedal, simple but not intuitive. Also visit YouTube and watch videos on removing, disassembling, assembling and installing a toilet. Pretty easy…

Style II which is distinctly different. 1) Remove the toilet bowl. 2) Remove the two screws on the back of the base that attach the plastic base to the ceramic toilet bowl. 3) Twist the base to detach it from the toilet bowl. 4) Remove the screw deep in the bracket below the foot pedal to release the ball 5) Install a new small black gasket on the end of the new ball to match the original 6) Install the new ball so the latches line up , reinsert the screw 7) Install the new green ring over the…

It took me less than 1 hour to swap out/install this kit. The instructions were a bit confusing as they are very generic for all toilets, but the mechanism is simple enough to understand how to replace. The toilet can be removed by 1) turning off the water and manually disconnecting the water supply and 2) removing the 2 nuts (1/2). ") that attaches the toilet to the floor. The toilet can now be removed from the RV. Then separate the top of the toilet from the base by 1) removing the two screws