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NOTE: Recommended pressure is 40 PSI maximum. Exceeding
this pressure may rupture water line couplings and void your war-
ranty.
1.
Make sure all holding tanks are empty and all drain valves are OPEN.
2.
Run the water pump until it is dry, this will take approximately 15-20 seconds.
3.
OPEN all faucets and drains, including outside shower faucets (if so equipped) and
hold the flush lever open on the toilet.
Residential Refrigerator (if so equipped): Remove the refrigerator water filter (if so
equipped), discard it. Install a new filter the next time you use your recreation vehicle.
Place a container under the water dispenser; activate the dispenser until only air comes
out. Pull the lever at the ice maker to release the ice bucket. Remove the ice bucket.
Locate the black rubber test switch on the side of the ice maker. Press and hold it until
only air comes out of the ice maker. Replace the ice bucket. Unplug the refrigerator.
Prop open the refrigerator doors to prevent odors from developing.
RV style Refrigerator (if so equipped): Unplug the refrigerator and prop open the doors
to prevent odors from developing.
4.
Set the valves to the CITY WATER setting. Attach a blowout plug to the City Water
Fill inlet. Attach air hose to the blow out plug and blow air into the system. Any
remaining water should blow out in five to ten minutes. Recommended pressure is 40
PSI maximum.
NOTE: CITY WATER setting will only allow air to blow through the
water lines. It will not allow air to blow through the fresh water tank,
or the water heater.
Washing Machine (if so equipped): Set control to Quick Wash, set temperature to
WARM. Press START to turn washer on. You should hear air coming into the washer.
Press Pause then Stop/Cancel. Add about a quart of antifreeze into the tub. Set control
to Drain/Spin setting and let run for about 1 minute. Antifreeze should go down into
the machine pump. Press Stop/Cancel, unplug it and wipe out any excess antifreeze.
5.
Pour one cup of non-toxic RV antifreeze into any/all drain P-traps. (bathtub, sinks and
toilet).
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