Hose Replacement
The flexible LP gas hoses connected to your LP tank should be
checked regularly for signs of deterioration and may need to be
replaced every two to three years. Be sure to replace the hoses
with approved and properly rated products.
Regulator Vent Maintenance
Since the LP gas regulator is equipped with a vent that allows the
system to “breathe,” you must check it on a routine basis to see
that it does not become clogged. If dirt, sealant or corrosion clogs
the vent, clean it with a toothbrush or similar device. At least once
a year have your LP serviceman check the regulator for adjustment
and operation.
Plumbing
Fresh Water
Fresh water is provided by filling the Fresh
Water Tank or by hooking directly to a city
water connection. These sources supply
water to the kitchen sink, shower, lavatory,
toilet and water heater.
City Water
Open the City Water Inlet Door and connect
a hose to a city pressurized water faucet and
to the vehicle’s City Water Inlet. Some
models have a separate water fill for the
Fresh Water Tank. Others have a selector switch to select either
Local Supply or Fresh Water Tank. To use City Water make sure
the selector is set to Local Supply The fresh water tank and water
pump are by-passed when the city water hook-up is used.
CAUTION: A PRESSURE REGULATOR SHOULD ALWAYS BE
USED WHEN CONNECTING TO CITY WATER. EXCESSIVE
WATER PRESSURE CAN DAMAGE LINES AND
CONNECTIONS, CAUSING WATER DAMAGE TO YOUR RV.
MAKE SURE WATER PRESSURE NEVER EXCEEDS 60 PSI.
Fresh Water Tank
Unlock the Gravity Water Fill Hatch and use a hose or vessel to fill
the water tank. Or, select Fresh Water Tank after hooking the hose
to the City Water. Watch your monitor panel inside to determine
when the tank is full.
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