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4. RV water lter should be removed for winteriz-
ing. Refer to Water Purication System section.
Your RV may have a cartridge type water lter.
Remove the cartridge lter (if so equipped), and
replace it with a bypass hose supplied with your
RV. Antifreeze should be kept out of the water
lter.
5. Run the pump until it is dry (approximately 15 to 20 seconds). Operating
the pump longer than that with no water can damage the pump.
6. Open all faucets in the RV. If there is an outside shower, attach the show-
er hose to the shower, and open the shower faucets.
7. Attach a blowout plug to the city water inlet on the outside of the RV.
Refer to Fresh Water Connections.
8. Attach the air hose to the blowout plug. Set compressor to 30 PSI.
9. Fresh water tank drain should be open.
10. Blow air into the water lines through the blowout plug and the City Water Inlet to
evacuate all water from the lines.
11. Air should only be blown into the water tank for 30 to 60 seconds to
avoid pressurizing the tank, and then turn the water tank shuto valve
OFF. Continue blowing out the water lines, which can take 5 to 10
minutes.
12. Pour one cup of RV antifreeze in all the drain P-traps (sinks and bath-
tub).
13. After RV water lines have been blown out, remove the air hose and the
blowout plug from the City Water Inlet.
1. Connect the blowout plug to the black tank ush inlet on the outside of the RV.
2. Connect the air hose to the blowout plug. Set the compressor to
3. . Open the black tank drain valve.
4. Blow air into the ush inlet for 30 to 60 seconds.
5. Disconnect the compressor and blowout plug.
6. Close the black tank drain.
IIf your RV is equipped with a water tank shutoff Valve E (located
near the water pump) it should be opened to allow air to blow into the water
tank (refer to Water Heater Bypass).
Filters should be replaced at
the beginning of the camping season
or if they have come into contact with
contaminated water or antifreeze.
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