• Access the restroom trailer key in the small, round container mounted on the trailer hitch.  See picture.
• Unlock exterior doors.
• Unlock the control panel located in the back of the trailer.

Note: For 2 stall restroom trailers: The control panel is in the stall to the rear of the trailer (the side with the trailer hitch is the front).  

• Turn on power: turn red dial to the right
• Turn on light switches – identified by the red sticker
• Turn on pumps: 2 switches – identified by the yellow & green stickers
• Turn on fans – identified by the pink sticker
• Turn on water:
  • If connected to city water: open valve
  • 4 stall: 2 pumps
• Turn on air-conditioning (if applicable)
  • Thermostat set to 70 degrees
  • Allow up to 90 minutes to get to temp
• Turn on radio, set desired station
• Open vent in each stall

• Remove your belongings from the trailer
• Turn off water; in trailer and at source
• Turn off lights: XXX color
• Turn off A/C
• Turn off radio
• Turn off power
• Lock trailer
• Return key to the lock box (The lock box is a circle container mounted on the trailer hitch on the front of the trailer)

Electrical Troubleshooting Tips

The trailer required 20 amps to operate.

• Make sure electrical is plugged in at source and at the trailer.
• The yellow plug needs to be screwed in completely
• If continuing to blow fuse, the outlet won’t supply enough amps. Switch plug to a different outlet.

Water Troubleshooting Tips

• Make sure water is on at the source, city water or tank, and at the trailer.

              (water fill would be different)

• Pump switches in on position

A/C Troubleshooting Tips

• Check the thermostat, make sure it is set to air conditioning, not heat
• Make sure the trailer is set to 70 degrees
  • Caution: Will freeze if set below
• Allow up to 90 minutes for the air to get to temperature
• Make sure vents are open on the interior

Toilets

• If water is running in the toilet, lift up the handle to stop the water from running.
• Foot pedal only requires light pressure to work.

Occupancy Lights

• Lights will only illuminate when the door is locked from the inside (photo of occupancy light)