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also built into the faucet to permit water in hose to drain out as a
code requirement.
Before beginning your shower be sure the water heater is lit. Adjust
the faucet for temperature before entering the tub or shower. When
shower is completed, be sure to turn water off at the faucet.
Used water will drain through the plumbing pipes into the gray water
holding tank. Remember capacities of your water heater and gray
water holding tank. Long showers in a recreational vehicle are NOT
suggested due to the amount of water that is available. To conserve
water, wet down, and turn water off while you soap up, then rinse.
Outside Shower (Optional)
A convenient faucet assembly with
hot and cold water is available for
exterior use washing or rinsing on
the outside of camper, such as
washing hands and utensils.
To operate the outside shower:
1. Open the door with key and allow lid to hinge down.
2. Remove the shower head and open valve.
3. Open the faucet valves and adjust to the desired temperature.
4. To end operation close valve(s) on the faucet and allow water to
drain from the shower head.
5. Close the valve on the shower head.
Any water remaining in the hose will drip or run out of the vacuum
breaker. This is NOT a leak but performs as intended. Water in the
ABS plastic box will drain out along outer edge.
The shower head can be removed to drain the hose faster.
Reassemble and place onto bracket. Keep the door closed when
not in use for sanitary reasons.
Fresh Water Line
Two lines, generally red for hot and blue for cold, transport water
through out the coach. Valves to direct flow are near city water fill or
pump area. Connector elbows and tees are plastic or copper, and
are held together with compression rings for no leakage.
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