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6 In 1 Utility Center (if so equipped)
Your RV may be equipped with a small lockable enclosed docking station which provides
convenient access to certain plumbing system functions at one central location.
Do not remove the potable water label from your recreation
vehicle.
1. City water / tank ll valve
2. Lighted white switch - acts as a light for the
panel
3. Pump switch (lights red when ON)
4. Fresh water connection inlet
5. Outside shower hookup (with shower hose
6. Black tank ush inlet line
7. There may be antenna inputs in the lower left
corner. (up to 3 total connections)
Pump locations and water heater bypass locations vary according to the model. To locate
the pump, turn it on briey and listen for it to run. Locate the water heater vent on outside
of the RV; the water heater bypass valves will be in the same location inside the RV usually
behind a panel or inside a cabinet.
at the utility center should be unplugged (i.e., the non-toxic
drinking water hose disconnected) when the recreation vehicle is unattended for any amount
of time. If something would happen to the water system, this may help limit water damage
to a smaller area.
Water running continuously while the RV is unattended can
result in major water damage to RV which will not be covered under your war-
ranty. WATCH YOUR MONITOR PANEL –LEDs will indicate your water
tank level as it lls.
If needed, sanitize the water
system prior to travel.
There are also 2 water valves which are typically located
near the water pump. One is a fresh water tank shutoff, and the
other one is a siphon valve used for winterizing the plumbing system.
Siphon valve will have a clear plastic hose attached to it.
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