Thetford 260 toilet

[Nigel L]

In our 17 plate V-Line 635 SE, the thetford toilet had a charcoal filter, which sat in a chamber just underneath where the cassette sits, and there was a fan which could be activated by pressing a button on the control panel. It worked very well, and let’s just say made life a bit more bearable whilst well, you know
Anyway, having just picked up our new V-Line, we noticed that although there is still a compartment under the cassette, there is no charcoal filter in it. Then looking at the control panel in the bathroom, there is no button for a fan on the panel. It appears that they no longer fit the fan
Anyone else recently picked up a new V-Line noticed the same?
Without turning this into a toilet thread, any suggestions/idea, as to whether a fan can be retro fitted?
Wonder why they would stop fitting such a facility, cost cutting?? Seems to be a backwards step.

 

[ctc]

Its not a backward step for your neighbors.

 

[Two on Tour]

It's not the norm for the ventilator fan and filter to be fitted buy the van converter as the kit is not cheap.

Our van was not fitted with one, but I bought the fan/filter kit and fitted it to our loo.

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[Landy Andy]

We don’t have a separate button for ours. Just a short press activates the fan. But I believe they can be retro fitted if you wish.

 

[poppycamper]

Intriuged think I saw a thread recently on this subject.
But what is it and what does it do????

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[Lenny HB]

Alternatively you could fit a SOG a bit more expensive but if you fit the roof vent one no filters required. I've just converted mine to a roof vent.