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For Direct Fill-City Water or Storage Tank:
1. Close all the drains: tanks, lo-point drains, and have by-pass
closed to water heater.
2. With the coach completely drained, open V1 and insert siphon
hose into container with sanitation solution. Be sure V2 is also
open and V3 is closed. Start the pump to draw liquid into the
system until liquid comes through the faucets. Close faucets and
pump will shut off. Lines are now full.
3. Should you desire to sanitize also the tank, open V3, value with
red handle to “in line” position allowing liquid mixture in tank.
4. Now close V1 and V2. with V3 open, add additional water to
tank through the city water fill. Open faucets for free flow of
water through system.
5. Allow this water solution to stand in the system for three hours.
6. Drain solution and flush with fresh water.
7. To remove any excess chlorine taste or odor, prepare a solution
of one quart vinegar to five gallons of water and allow this
solution to agitate in the tank for several days by vehicle motion.
8. Drain the tank again and flush with fresh water.
9. Your demand water system is now ready for use.
10. Be sure to TURN OFF the pump when traveling or when the
recreational vehicle is not in use.
Your water system is now ready to be used.
The slide outs containing kitchens, will have flexible hoses installed
on both fresh water lines and drain lines. Make sure there are no
obstructions to allow free flow, and prevent any leakage.
Drainage (Fresh Water)
All permanent fresh water tanks can be drained. Three
types of drains are used, (1) a push/pull (shown), (2) a
turn valve with open/close position, and (3) a cap
attached to a plastic fitting below the trailer. An open
end wrench, one inch nut size, is required to loosen the
cap.
To drain the supply lines and the entire system, you need to follow
the steps listed on following page. Locate the valve placed at the
floor level or close to the floor, found under the dinette, storage
cabinet, and sofa. These valves will be at the “lowest” point of the
water lines.
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