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USING THE NL2

INITIAL SETUP

1. Once the pedestal has been installed, place one compost chamber inside the

pedestal.

2. Remove the chamber lid and put back the pedestal lid. Do not misplace the chamber

lid and make sure it is kept somewhere safe.

3. Connect the power outlet for the ventilation fan to power source.

4. Add 5 litres of bulking agent into the composting chamber.

5. CNL2 is ready to be used!

MAINTENANCE

GENERAL CARE

The NL2 should be examined regularly to ensure correct operation. The key areas to be

checked are listed below:

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Check ventilation fan is running.

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Check there is no excess liquid in the compost chamber and pedestal. Refer to Section 7.0

for troubleshooting.

REMOVING THE CHAMBER

The active compost chamber should be replaced with an empty one when it is approximately

75% full or when the pile is approximately 200 mm from top of the toilet seat.

1. Remove the pedestal lid and place the chamber lid on.

2. Swing the handle upright and lift the chamber out from the pedestal. When lifting the

chamber, please be cautious incase of dropletsfrom the chamber floor holes.

3. Place the chamber outside for secondary composting. The chamber should be placed

in a warm sunny position (where direct access is restricted).

4. Put the empty second chamber into the pedestal. Remove the chamber lid and keep

it in a safe place.

5. Add bulkng agent and microbes.

6. Replace the pedestal lid.

7. NL2 is ready to be used again.

WHEN DO I EMPTY THE SECONDARY CHAMBER

As a general rule, you should leave the material in the compost chamber as long as possible.

The NL2 has been designed for 2 people full time where the average monthly temperature is

greater than 18° C in any given month.

Compost temperature is a significant factor in the time required for the composting process.

The higher the temperature (within the optimum range), the faster the compost process.

As a reference, 50 days is required to reach 50% (hald life) decomposition with a compost

temperature ranging between 22-24°C.