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Plumbing Systems
Plumbing Systems
There are two separate water systems equipped on your RV,
the Fresh Water System and the Waste Water System.
• The Fresh Water System consists of the fresh water
holding tank, fresh water connections, water heater,
water pump, faucets, shower/tub and if so equipped, an
outside shower assembly and/or water purification system.
• The Waste Water System consists of the waste water
holding tank, sewage holding tank, drains and toilet.
BEFORE each trip or vehicle storage, and as part of normal
maintenance, inspect the following for leaks:
• ALL fittings on BOTH water systems.
• ALL faucet and sink connections
(including drain baskets or filters).
• ALL water pump and water heater connections.
• At the end of each trip, ALWAYS completely drain
your fresh water system.
Fresh Water System - First Use
Your new RV may have been winterized, as indicated by
temporary labels located in the universal docking station.
• BEFORE first use, the system should be Sanitized,
even if it has NOT been Winterized.
• Sanitizing the fresh water system will kill all bacteria
and organisms that can contaminate your water supply.
Small amounts of contaminants and minerals are found in
ALL water. They can sometimes cause your fresh water to
have an odor. Usually, untreated well water is the source of
water system odors.
See page 99, Sanitizing the Fresh Water System.
DO NOT remove
the following label
from your RV.
Typical
winterization label.
DO NOT drink water deemed
microbiologically unsafe or
of unknown quality.
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