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3. Connect the other end of the hose to a pressurized fresh water source (faucet or spigot).
4. Turn the pressurized water source ON, the tank should begin lling.
5. When water has reached the desired level, turn the pressurized water source OFF.
(tank level can be viewed on the monitor panel inside the RV).
6. Disconnect water source from the spigot/faucet rst, then disconnect from the city wa-
ter ll inlet on the utility center.
1. Connect a garden hose to the city water inlet (do not use your fresh water hose to sani-
tize the water lines or the tank).
2. Set the colored coded valves to the SANITIZE setting:
(A) White handle pointing right
(B) Blue handle pointing down
(C) Green handle pointing left
(D) Red handle pointing up
The water heater is automatically bypassed on this setting.
3. Place the other end of the hose in a container holding sanitizing solution.
4. Turn the pump switch ON. (Red LED will light under the switch).
5. Sanitizing solution should be drawn out of the container and into the water tank. To aid
siphoning place the container on a surface approximately (2) feet o the ground. (
; tank level can be viewed on Monitor panel inside the RV)
6. Siphon all sanitizing solution out of the container and into the water tank.
7. Turn the pump Switch OFF.
8. Disconnect the garden hose from the city water ll inlet on the utility center.
1. Make sure the fresh water tank has an adequate supply of water.
2. Set the color coded valves to the DRY CAMPING setting:
(A) White handle pointing right
(B) Blue handle pointing left
(C) Green handle pointing up
(D) Red handle pointing up
3. Turn the pump switch ON.
4. Water should be available to all xtures.
5. Turn pump OFF when water is not being used.
Refer to the Sanitizing Plumbing System section before
starting this process.
To ll the fresh water tank without a pressurized water
source, refer to (Siphon Fill) section, and use a
container holding fresh potable water and a hose. Water will be
drawn into the tank by the pump. There is no gravity ll inlet on the
recreation vehicle.
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