Waste Tank; Water Heater - Thor Motor Coach tuscany 2013 Owner's Manual

Troubleshooting

WASTE TANK

WATER HEATER

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at both TV and wall plate.
• Antenna not pointed in direction of sending station. Point antenna in proper direction.
• Cut or torn cable. Have a Thor Motor Coach dealer or a qualified RV technician
replace bad cable where needed at TV and antenna.
Elevation handle turns, but antenna does not raise or lower.
• Handle may be loose. Tighten screws.
• Gears may be stripped. Have a Thor Motor Coach dealer or a qualified RV technician
replace the gears.
Antenna will not rotate.
• The rotate handle is engaged to the ceiling plate. Pull down on handle to disengage
from the ceiling plate.
• Possible obstruction (tree branch, etc.). Remove obstruction.
• Friction adjustment. Adjust center lock nut.
• Design of antenna limits rotation to 350°. Adjust as necessary.
Waste tank (black) will not drain.
• Buildup or debris in tank. Check for buildup in tank at stool.
• Always use a minimum amount of biodegradable toilet paper.
• Always use plenty of water when flushing.
• Check termination valve for proper operation.
Temperature-pressure relief valve weeping.
• Weeping or dripping of relief valve while water heater is running does NOT
mean it is faulty.
There is an odor that smells like rotten eggs.
• If your fresh water source has a rotten egg odor, you will need to find another source
of fresh water before flushing and refilling the entire RV water storage system. To
remove the hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg) odor:
• Turn off your main water supply; that is your pump or your water hookup source.
• Drain your water heater tank by removing the drain plug. Approximately two quarts
of water will remain in the bottom of the tank. If you notice during the draining that
the water is flowing sporadically or slowly, instead of flowing freely, you should open
your relief valve to allow air into the tank.
• If the water does not flow freely, take a small gauge wire or coat hanger and push
through the drain opening to eliminate any obstructions.
• After thoroughly draining the tank, flush the entire system from the water inlet all
the way to the holding tank. To flush, use four parts of vinegar mixed with two parts
of water. If you decide to use air pressure ( 55 PSI max.), it may be applied either
through the inlet or outlet on the rear of the tank. It may also be applied through the
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