Jabsco Macerator Motor/Pump Assembly, For 37010 Series Electric Toilets

Overview

The Jabsco 37010 Series Motor/Pump Assembly is a replacement pump and motor assembly for Jabsco 37010 Series electric marine toilets, offered in 12 VDC and 24 VDC versions to match the toilet and the vessel’s DC system. It replaces the main pumping assembly used for rinse water intake and macerated waste discharge on compatible 37010 Series heads.

This is the kind of service part used when the toilet bowl still fits the boat and the sanitation layout is staying the same, but the pump and motor side needs a proper refresh. Matching the voltage is the key fit point: the 12 VDC version is for 12 volt installations, while the 24 VDC version is for 24 volt installations.

Key features

• Replacement motor and pump assembly for Jabsco 37010 Series electric marine toilets.
• Available in 12 VDC and 24 VDC configurations for matching onboard electrical systems.
• Supports the toilet’s rinse water intake and macerated discharge functions in the original 37010 Series layout.
• Useful for restoring operation without replacing the complete toilet assembly.
• Suitable for marine head installations where access, hose routing, and voltage matching need to stay consistent with the existing toilet.

Variants

This product is offered in two voltage configurations for different DC electrical systems on board.

The voltage changes between variants. The intended application remains the Jabsco 37010 Series electric toilet, with the correct version selected by matching the toilet and vessel voltage.

• 37041-0010: Voltage 12 VDC. This version matches 12 volt toilet installations commonly found on many small and mid-size boats.
• 37041-0011: Voltage 24 VDC. This version matches 24 volt toilet installations on vessels using a 24 volt DC system.

Compatibility and fit

Before installation, confirm that the existing toilet is a Jabsco 37010 Series electric toilet and that the voltage on the current motor matches the replacement variant. Using the wrong voltage can damage the assembly or leave the toilet unable to operate correctly.

This assembly is most relevant for boats keeping the same head layout, bowl, base position, and plumbing arrangement. It is a practical replacement for cruising boats, fishing boats, and other vessels where the electric toilet is part of an established sanitation system.

Installation and setup

Installation should be carried out with power isolated and the relevant inlet and discharge seacocks closed. The surrounding area should be checked for old seals, worn hardware, blocked discharge lines, and any signs of leakage before the new assembly is fitted.

Because this part works inside a marine sanitation system, careful hose handling and a clean sealing surface matter. After installation, the toilet should be tested with the boat’s normal water supply and discharge path to confirm proper flushing, maceration, and pump-out behavior.

Maintenance and care

For longer service life, use only waste and toilet tissue that the electric toilet can process. Avoid rags, wipes, sanitary products, and hard objects, since these can jam the macerator or overload the motor.

Cleaning should be done with mild, non-abrasive cleaners. Strong aromatic cleaners and heavy degreasers can affect rubber pump parts, so they are better kept out of the toilet system.