Highland RIDGE RV, Owner'S Manual

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Normal Operation
For normal operation with the pump ON, water is pulled from the water tank and into the
water lines (Fig. A).
Valve 1 (siphon valve) should be pointing away from the siphon hose.
Valve 2 should be pointing toward the water tank line to the left.
Valve 3 should be turned OFF.
Sanitize/Fill Tank:
Valve 1 (siphon valve) should be turned to the right (pointing towards the pump).
Valve 2 should be turned to the right so it is pointing towards valve 3.
Valve 3 should be turned ON (valve in line with the tubing).
The siphon hose should be inserted into a container of sanitizer, and the pump turned ON.
Sanitizer will be drawn out of the container and into the fresh water tank and into the water
lines (refer to Sanitizing section ).
Winterize Lines:
Valve 1 (siphon valve) should be turned to the right (pointing towards the pump).
Valve 2 should be turned to the right so it is pointing at valve 3.
Valve 3 should be turned OFF.
The siphon hose should be inserted into a container of RV antifreeze, and the pump turned
ON. Antifreeze will be drawn out of the container and into the water lines. It will bypass
the water tank since Valve 3 is turned OFF (refer to the Winterizing section).
Water Heater Bypass
The water heater bypass (Fig. B) consists of two valves (valve 4 and valve 5). Valve 4 is
the cold water supply line into the water heater, and valve 5 is the bypass valve for the water
heater. Fig. B shows the water heater valves set for normal operation.
Water Heater Normal Operation:
Valve 4 is turned ON allowing cold water to flow into the water heater.
Valve 5 (bypass valve) is turned OFF forcing water through valve 4 into the water
heater.
Water Heater Bypass Operation:
Valve 4 is turned OFF preventing water from entering the water heater.
Valve 5 (bypass valve) is turned ON letting water “bypass” the water heater.
Fig. A - Water valves (configured for Normal
Operation)
Fig. B - Water Heater Bypass (2 valves)