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3.
Place the pump control switch in the ON position.
4.
Allow time for the hot water tank to fill. Shut off each faucet as
the flow becomes steady and free of air. When the last faucet
is shut off, the pump should also shut off.
5.
The system is now ready for use.
Note:
When filling the system, you may want to add additional
water to the tank to replace the water used when filling
the hot water tank and water lines.
Note:
When trying to drain the entire on-board fresh water system, make
sure to open faucets, water heater drain, and system low point
drains to remove all fresh water from the system.
The fresh water storage tank supplies potable water to all fixtures within your motorhome
by means of a 12 Volt water pump. This pump is located close to the storage tank
and is equipped with a check valve that ensures directional flow away from the tank.
The pump has an on/off switch, which is located on the monitor panel, bathroom, or
termination compartment. The pump will automatically build up pressure and maintain
that pressure when turned on. The pump should be turned off when the fresh water
tank is empty or when the motorhome will not be in use.
a dry tank may damage the pump. Your pump has a filter on the inlet side. This filter
should be cleaned after each tankful of water for the first few uses. To remove the cover
press in firmly and twist counterclockwise about one eighth turn. Pull the screen out
of the bowl and rinse clean. Reassemble in the reverse fashion. For more information
check your water pump Owner's Manual located in your Owner's Information Kit.
The low point drains are located in the water lines on the floor of the motorhome
except the Windsport brand motorhome. Specific locations along the water
lines will vary depending on the model of your motorhome. The low point drains
for the Windsport model are the outside shower which is located in an exterior
compartment, below the floor.
Continued operation with
Water Systems
LOW POINT DRAINS
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