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Old 17-09-2019, 11:36   #1
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RARITAN LEAKING

Does anyone know the fix for this. When flushing it spits sea water out of that tiny hole. When pumping water into toilet it doesn't do it. Sorry pic is sideways. It's that little black hole.
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Old 17-09-2019, 12:20   #2
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Re: RARITAN LEAKING

There’s. Replacement piece available on marine wholesale. Cost about $20. The sea water inlet valve.
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There’s. Replacement piece available on marine wholesale. Cost about $20. The sea water inlet valve.
Thank you so much.
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Re: RARITAN LEAKING

It's actually the air valve--part #1203W in the exploded drawing on page 9 of the PHII owners manual PH II Owner’s Manual If it's squirting, it prob'ly means the little diaphragm is worn out...they don't last forever. If you try to buy a replacement from any place but directly from Raritan, make sure it's the correct part #.


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Old 17-09-2019, 21:48   #5
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Re: RARITAN LEAKING

I'd recommend rebuilding the whole pump, if you're going to take it apart, and also do a thorough cleaning to remove all the calcium buildup that's likely in there too. There's a great YouTube video of this guy taking Raritan ii pump apart. He never says a word. Only shows his hands, the pump, the tools and the parts. It's a most excellent tutorial to have on replay while you're doing this. It's also a dirty job but it'll give you a huge sense of accomplishment afterward.
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