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1. Water heater bypass valves should be set to (refer to the 2-Valve Water
Heater Bypass section). Make sure the water heater drain plug is in place on the water
heater. Bypass valve handles should point toward the water heater.
2. Set the blue CITY WATER / TANK FILL valve (on utility center) to the
(vertical) position (pointing down).
3. Make sure both water valves at the water pump are in the positions (see
water valve congurations).
4. Attach a fresh water hose to the fresh water connection inlet on the panel. Attach the
other end of the hose to a pressurized fresh water source.
5. Turn on the pressurized water to supply fresh water at all xtures inside the recreation
vehicle. The 12V pump is not used for this feature.
6. Open the cold water supply faucets to bleed air from the water lines. When the water
lines are nearly full, you may experience some "air pockets". Allow these to escape
before closing the cold water supply faucets.
7. The water heater will ll rst, followed by the supply lines and faucets. Open the hot
water faucets until air is bled o and the water is a steady stream. Close faucet.
8. Turn the appropriate (12-volt gas or 120-volt electric) water heater control switch ON.
The water heater must be full of water before turning it ON.
9. To verify water heater is full, open hot water faucets, turn pump ON, and when water
comes out in a steady stream the water heater should be full. Shut o faucets and the
pump.
shut OFF the water at the external water source. Disconnect the hose from
the water source rst, then disconnect from the utility center panel.
This setting will supply
fresh water to all xtures in the RV from a pressurized
water source attached to the utility center panel.
1. Utility center valve should be set to
position (pointing down).
2. White valve should be pointing toward the pump
as shown.
3. Black valve should be pointing toward the pump
strainer as shown.
The pump is used to supply water to xtures when a pressurized water source is attached
to the utility center city water inlet.
If needed sanitize the water system prior to travel.
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