Reinhard L

It worked well initially, but after two months it started to stick when raising the anchor. Only the down button could stop the winch. The down button then stopped working altogether. Replacing it was straightforward, but I'm still replacing it with a positive trigger for smooth and controlled anchor operation.

The electrical connections must be tightened with very little torque; my son unfortunately overlooked this. Consequently, it failed after only one week. During the repair, it became apparent how poorly the inside of the motor is protected against moisture; the corrosion under the cover was already extensive after only a short time. This might also be related to the broken contact screws.

Only by lubricating the piston rod of the hand pump with silicone spray daily can the toilet remain somewhat usable. Without it, the necessary force for pumping becomes insurmountable, especially for women.