Maintenance
8-12 2019 Flying Cloud
The 23 ft. CB model has a fresh water tank drain,
a white petcock, on the tank pan under the trailer
between the roadside tires. It also has two low-point
hot and cold water line drain valves located under the
bed. They can be reached through a hole in the bed
top or through the exterior access door in the rear of
the trailer�
The 23 ft. Front Bed model has a fresh water tank
drain, a white petcock, under the trailer on the tank pan
in front of the roadside tires. It also has two water line
low-point drain valves located inside the pantry cabinet
behind the removable lower face panel. The panel is
held on by two pressure catches and can be removed
by pulling straight out on the panel.
The 25 ft. Rear Bed model has two exterior water line
low-point drain valves, brass petcocks, extending from
the bottom of the exterior fresh water tank pan under
the trailer on the curbside between the tires.
The 26 ft. model has drain valves directly on the fresh
water tank and are accessed from under the unit
The 25 and 27 ft. Front Bed, and 28 ft. models have
two exterior water line low-point drain valves, brass
petcocks, extending from the bottom of the exterior
fresh water tank pan. A separate white plastic petcock,
located on the same pan, is to drain the water tank.
The 30 ft. model has two low-point drain valves
accessed by removing the rear dinette seat cushion
and reaching through the hole cut in the seat bottom. It
has the fresh water tank drain, a white petcock, on the
exterior tank pan under the trailer.
Fresh Water Tank Draining
Pumping the water out with the self-contained water
pump can empty the fresh water tank. Simply turn on
the pump switch and open a couple of faucets until the
water will no longer drain out, or on all models except
the 19 ft., use the petcock-type drain valve located on
the freshwater tank pan described above. Be sure to
watch closely and turn the pump off when the tank runs
dry. Pump damage can occur if the pump runs dry for
more than a few minutes.
Water Heater Draining
All models have a drain plug or petcock on the water
heater. Access is from the exterior. The plug or valve is
usually located in the lower-left corner, viewed as you
face the exterior of the water heater.
Water Heater Bypass Valve
1� Water Heater
2� Bypass Valve
If valve is in-line with water line, turn bypass valve
clockwise to close.
Water Heater Bypass Valve Locations
19 ft. and 23 ft. CB - under the corner bed, accessible
from holes in the bed top under the mattress.
20 ft. - under roadside front dinette seat, remove the
seat cushion and you will see holes in the seat base for
access.
23 ft. Front Bed - inside the removable bedroom
wardrobe cabinet lower face panel. The panel is held
on by two pressure catches and can be removed by
pulling straight out on the panel.
25 ft. Rear Bed- under the bathroom lavatory.
25 ft. Front Bed - through the curbside front exterior
access door.
26 ft. - under the removable oor panel in the bedroom
wardrobe.
27 ft. Front Bed - under bathroom lavatory. Open the
lavatory cabinet door to access a drop-down door.
Open the drop-down door to access the valves on the
water heater�
28 ft. - under the front lounge on the roadside. An
access hole is provided in the lounge top.
30 ft. - through a hole cut in the rear of the dinette seat.
30 ft. Bunk - under the corner bed, accessible from
holes in the bed top under the mattress.
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