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Water heater should be OFF, water pump OFF, and fixtures open to relieve pressure
on the plumbing system. DO NOT DRAIN WHEN APPLIANCE IS HOT OR
UNDER PRESSURE.
Open the water heater exterior door to the "service" position hanging by the straps.
Open the drain chute by pushing up on the black button above the yellow label on the
left side of the water heater (A). This releases the drain chute.
Push the chute all the way open which will dump water out of the water heater away
from the side of your RV. Water heater only contains about 1.5 liters of water.
Drain all water out of the water heater.
Water inlet filter is located inside the drain chute (B). It pulls out of the opening in the
chute. Rinse it with clean water, inspect O-rings for cracks.
To close the chute, push it up until it latches back into place. You will hear an audible
"click" when the chute engages.
NOTE: If the inlet filter is difficult to re-install, use a small amount
of soap on the O-rings. NEVER USE GREASE as the O-rings
are not resistant to grease.
When drain chute is folded out, it protrudes past the sidewall of the RV.
When walking past or stooping down, make sure you and others have
sufficient clearance to prevent injuries.
Winterization:
Freezing of the water heater and its plumbing components
will result in severe damage not covered by warranty.
Follow these recommendation(s) if the unit is to be stored
in a freezing environment for long periods of time. At the
start of the winter season or before traveling to a location
where freezing conditions are likely, the unit must be
winterized.
To winterize the Aqua Go water heater, drain the water out
of the water heater using the drain chute. Set your RV
Maintenance Record
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