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Freshwater tank
Your vehicle has an on-board freshwater tank that
allows you to carry fresh water with you on your
journey. This tank supplies all of the water systems
inside your vehicle, and the volume is 135ltr.
Water is pumped from the on-board tank by
a self-priming and cancelling automatic pump
throughout the vehicle. The pump is fitted with an
in-line filter to ensure trouble-free running. This
must be cleaned periodically to ensure that there is
no reduction in flow.
The pump automatically pressurises the water
system to a pre-determined water pressure. When
a tap is opened, water flows from it and the pump
switches on to maintain the pre-determined
pressure. When the tap is switched o, the pump
will continue running until the correct pressure in
the system is reached. It will then shut down.
The pump circuit is controlled by the isolation
switch on the control panel.
Please note: If the pump runs on for more than
5-10 seconds after you have closed all the taps, it
is possible that there could be a leak in the system.
This should be checked immediately. Always switch
o the pump at the control panel when leaving the
vehicle.
The tank is filled via a lockable water inlet on the
outside of your vehicle. The inlet is identified by a
blue tap system adjacent to it (either a blue label
or a blue moulding on the filler itself).
The location of the water inlet will vary from vehicle
to vehicle, so please familiarise yourself with its
location before using your vehicle for the first time.
Before attempting to fill your freshwater tank,
please ensure that the cold water drain tap inside
the vehicle is in the closed position.
• Remove the cap and insert a suitable length of
pipe.
• Connect the other end to a clean water
supply.
• Fill the tank until either the water level gauge
reads '100%' or until the tank begins to
overflow.
• Remove the hose and replace the cap.
• Lock and remove the key.
Please note: Only a food or drug quality hose
should be used to fill your freshwater tank.
FILLING THE WATER TANK
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