Thank you for your reply, I have opened and closed the toilet flap a dozen times and have release the latch this releases and bottom of the cassette but the top is still currently stuck ?
Story I heard is wully is the master of unsticking toilet cassettes.
May have been, he told the story when up at Millport last month.
So, the problem could be insufficient movement in the cassette? Try sticking a pencil into it and jiggling it around, see if the tape runs freely afterwards ... Or just switch to CDs ...
Subject to my failing memory, there was a match between Celtic and one of the Dundee teams during Neil Lennon's time as Celtic Manager. During the game, a Dundee supporter assaulted Mr Lennon and the picture of the incident was reported in the following day's papers under the headline, 'When the Fan hit the £$%^!'
Subject to my failing memory, there was a match between Celtic and one of the Dundee teams during Neil Lennon's time as Celtic Manager. During the game, a Dundee supporter assaulted Mr Lennon and the picture of the incident was reported in the following day's papers under the headline, 'When the Fan hit the £$%^!'
Steve
Ok, to be sensible, the likely problem is that the rachet system is out of alignment. Under the toilet pan is a cogged rachet that turns the button on the cassette to open/shut the flap. If this isn't at 180° when viewed from outside then the cassette will not release. You need a torch to see this as it is right at the back. If this is the case, then you need a long piece of rod to gentle hammer it into position. Once the cassette is released you'll need to reset the ratchet into the correct position.
Just to state the bleedin' obvious, but if you are new to the scene, don't forget you also have to lift the assembly over the small lip before it will slide out - my thetford anyway. Not that i ever have to mt it, welll once a year maybe, because we "converted" the bowl to a dry bag system. Saves all the mt ing hassle, just need good strong perfumed doggy bag position in a suitable pot for nr 2's, a 1 litre yoggi pot in our case, knot it, bin it or seal it in the pot, easy. We like yoggi !
Any luck with the cassette?
I think, Kev, that it is a system for crap [and other outpourings], rather than a crap system, although the design could, perhaps be improved ...
