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Some wall mount toilets can have the cistern fitted on the other side of the wall the bowl is mounted to so it appears 'Hidden'. Your float valve adjustment will be in there.

That sounds like the issue. Saniflo provide them, so contact them for a free one. Article says it is inside the pressure vessel.

Saniflo Saniplus Capacitor, 45 Microfarad - SanifloStore.com

https://saniflostore.com > Saniflo-Saniplus-Capacitor-45... This replacement is slightly more involved as you have to open up the pressure chamber, once there though it is two small screws on junction box to release ... More here https://www.google.com/search?q=replace+saniflo+capacitor ..

How much water does the system use? All models in the Saniflo line are low consumption. The SaniPlus, SaniAccess (2 and 3), SaniBest Pro uses 1.28 gallons (4.8 liters) of water per flush.

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Videos as well https://www.google.com/search?q=How+much+water+should+be+in+the+bowl+of+a+saniflo+best+pro ..

Check flapper for leak and or worn flush valve

Yes that is perfectly normal.

tighten or replace gasket

If drain is not clogged, check vent pipe to make sure it is clear. Sometimes birds or other critters build nests.

Contact saniflo , they will send an engineer.

vent is blocked or restricted.

Contact saniflo they will send engineer

Contact saniflo sounds as if pump has stopped" working

Contact saniflo

Strip down and clear the blockage

Dear Pearl, Please look up the Saniflo phone number on your computer, and call them and ask them. Both my son ( in Indiana) and myself ( in Florida) have Saniflo systems, and both of us have had VERY good success with calls to Saniflo. God bless your efforts.

Contact saniflo ,

I know absolutely nothing about the Saniflo system other than the very basic working principle but logically there must be a vent or an airbreak between the macerator/pump unit and the toilet bowl or the pump would tend to create a depression in the container and draw water from the toilet bowl...

I, here in Florida, and my son, up in Indiana, both have Saniflo machines. We have had them for many years. I recommend you look them up on your computer and give them a phone call. We both have done so a few times, and that company is always super helpful. God bless your efforts.

I surely do! Type Saniflo into the search engine of your computer, and you will soon find the company web-site. Call the company with the problem, and they will help you. I have one here in Florida, my son has one in Indiana. This is what we do. They are very helpful. God bless your efforts.

A washing machine discharges water water at a very high velocity and high capacity. This is far more waste water than the pump was designed to handle. The washer discharge must be connected to what's called an "indirect waste", that is, it must discharge into a laundry tub or sump, so that the excess can be stored until it can be taken by the pump. The specific code that governs this is in chapter 27 of the International Residential Code. Also in the manufacturers instructions, they allow the discharge from a washing machine ,through an indirect waste. [sic] "The Sanivite is a drain pump that is ideally suitable for use in a basement apartment or anywhere in the house where additional fixtures are most wanted. It will pump waste water away from a variety of sources such as: a kitchen sink, laundry sink, washing machine ***(indirect connection)***, dishwasher, bar sink, etc." This pump will never be able to handle the discharge directly and you need to provide a receptor to accommodate a washing machine. Is there any possibility of adding a laundry tub adjacent the washer and Sanivite pump?

It is time to have your unit "overhauled". I have one in Florida, as does my son in the Chicago area. Both of these needed "overhaul " after they were about 8 years old. God bless your efforts.