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Old 06-23-2012, 03:30 PM   #1
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What is the capacity and how do you access the sewage holding tank on a 1994 maxim scr 2700? Thanks Darrell
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welcome to the zoo Darrell.....well...they are usually 25gals for the san tank....how do you want to access the tank??..to empty??..if it's to empty it...on the swim step there is a fitting that says "Waste"..open that up and when you go to your local marina..there should be a pump out station...you have to pump the waste out of the tank from that fitting....when it's done..push some water from a hose on the dock into the tank..bout 10 - 15 gals and then pump that out...do that process about 3 times after each use....that will help keep the ordors down...then pour some ordorloss into the toilet and flush that into the tank.....

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[QUOTE=seapuppy;23705]welcome to the zoo Darrell.....well...they are usually 25gals for the san tank....how do you want to access the tank??..to empty??..if it's to empty it...on the swim step there is a fitting that says "Waste"..open that up and when you go to your local marina..there should be a pump out station...you have to pump the waste out of the tank from that fitting....when it's done..push some water from a hose on the dock into the tank..bout 10 - 15 gals and then pump that out...do that process about 3 times after each use....that will help keep the ordors down...then pour some ordorloss into the toilet and flush that into the tank.....

Thanks for the info but I was trying to find access to tank. I need to check my lines. I have what I think is sewage in the bilge. Is that possible?
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it should be in the engine bay on the stbd side....if your getting raw sewage in the bilge...it's probably the tank is split or a hose is split...maybe ....but it's in the engine bay...


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it should be in the engine bay on the stbd side....if your getting raw sewage in the bilge...it's probably the tank is split or a hose is split...maybe ....but it's in the engine bay...


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I found the culprit. A line came loose at the tank. Thanks for help. One more question. How do you access the shower pump. The shower is a molded fiber unit. I can't find it on either side of shower. Sounds like its directly under drain. Do you access from drain?
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