Replacement Base Seal for Dometic 210 Toilet

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I have the Dometic SC210 toilet in my 2009 Cedar Creek 5th wheel. It is somehow leaking on the floor around the base. Are parts available for this model? And/or, what would be a replacement toilet models for me? Thanks….

asked by: Jeff J

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Hey Jeff, it sounds like the base seal of your Dometic 210 is bad and needs to be replaced. We have that with the part # DOM28FR.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Jameson C.

12/15/2025

Hey Jeff, did replacing the base seal on your Dometic 210 stop the leak around the toilet? Knowing how it worked out could help others dealing with the same issue.

Answer 1

Yes, the Replacement Toilet Bowl Seal Kit for Dometic Sealand and VacuFlush RV Toilets #DOM35FR is the correct seal for your Dometic Sealand 210 Traveler Lite RV Toilet.

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Answer 2

Hey Terry thanks for the information. We have a toilet seal for a Dometic 310 but it doesn't match up with your SKU so I recommend taking a measurement before you purchase. The Replacement Toilet Base Seal item #DOM28FR has an outer diameter of…

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Answer 8

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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