Waste Water System - Oliver Travel Trailers Legacy Elite II 2018 Owner's Manual

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3. Complete filling the tank with fresh water.
4. Switch on the water pump. Open all faucets one at a time until all air
is purged and the water flows freely.
5. Again add fresh water to the tank until the water tank is full.
6. Allow the system to stand undisturbed for (at least three hours).
7. Drain the system by opening all faucets and the fresh water tank drain
valve, while flushing the system with water of drinking quality.
8. Continue flushing the system, allowing the water to flow for several
minutes.
9. Close the tank drain valve and faucets. Refill the system with water of
known drinking quality.

Waste Water System

The waste water system in your Oliver can be described as two separate
systems; a gray water system that consists of the drain lines and holding tank
for waste water from the sinks and shower and a black water system which
includes the holding tank and drain for toilet wastes. Each system is self-
contained, and allows disposal of the wastewater at designated dump
stations.
The gray water system has drain traps. Both tanks are vented to equalize air
pressure and disperse odors caused by drain water and waste. Sometimes
stop and go while driving may empty the drain traps of water and allow the
odors of the gray water tank to come into the coach. Residue in the drain
water lines also can produce odors. To combat gray water holding tank odor,
an approved deodorizing agent should be used. An agent that dissolves
grease and fats and contains a detergent will help keep tank and drain lines
clean and free flowing.
Holding Tanks
The Oliver Travel Trailers holding tanks hold 32.5 gallons in the grey tank
and 18.5 gallons in the black tank. Each tank has a separate drain line and
dump valve, which permits dumping tanks individually. Each tank should be
emptied often at a dump station designated for this purpose. Most national
state and private campgrounds have dumping facilities. Many service
stations, particularly along interstate highways, also have these facilities and
list dumping station locations across the nation.
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