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PLUMBING & BATH FEATURES
7.
Never allow the pump to run for long periods of time without water being present in the sup-
ply tank, as doing so may cause physical damage or blow fuses.
If water does not
fl
ow when a faucet is turned “on” while using the demand system, use the following
troubleshooting chart:
SITUATION
SOLUTION
Pump running – no water
1. Fill tank
2. Clear the water line to the pump
Pump doesn’t run
1. Check the pump switch
2. Check the 12-volt fuses
3. Check the electrical connections
4. Check the battery
All the water should be drained from the freshwater system when the unit is not in use for extend-
ed periods. For more detailed information regarding the water pump, one should refer to the wa-
ter-pump manufacturer’s brochure in your Allegro Breeze Owner’s Information Package.
CITY WATER CONNECTION
When connecting your unit to city water, use the water hose manufactured and labeled for potable
water service—this will assure that the hose selected for use will not alter the taste of the water (Figure
13-6).
To connect the city water supply, connect one end of the hose to the city
water supply.
Turn the city water supply “on” for a few seconds to clear the line. Once
the hose has been
fl
ushed, turn the supply “o
ff
.” Connect the other end of
the hose to the city-water connections on the motorhome. Once the city
water
fi
ll valve (Figure 13-7) is opened, water is supplied to the freshwater
system including the hot water heater, faucets, and toilet. Turn “on” the
water supply and open all of the faucets to clear any trapped air within the
plumbing lines within the motor home.
Once any air pockets have purged from the water lines and water
fl
ows
freely, close all of the faucets.
Th
e city water supply is pressurized; there-
fore, the water pump is not needed when the water system of the vehicle is
connected to the city water system.
Figure 13-6: City water
supply connection
Summary of Contents for 2017 Allegro Breeze
Page 8: ...1 GENERAL INFORMATION Chapter 1 ...
Page 17: ...10 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Chapter 2 ...
Page 32: ...25 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Chapter 3 ...
Page 37: ...30 LP GAS SYSTEM Chapter 4 ...
Page 41: ...34 MAJOR APPLIANCES Chapter 5 ...
Page 50: ...43 ENTERTAINMENT Chapter 6 ...
Page 54: ...47 CABINETS FURNITURE Chapter 7 ...
Page 59: ...52 STRUCTURAL FEATURES Chapter 8 ...
Page 61: ...54 ELECTRICAL FEATURES Chapter 9 ...
Page 74: ...67 SLIDE OUT FEATURES Chapter 10 ...
Page 78: ...71 EXTERIOR FEATURES Chapter 11 ...
Page 84: ...77 INTERIOR FEATURES Chapter 12 ...
Page 87: ...80 PLUMBING BATH FEATURES Chapter 13 ...
Page 98: ...WINDOWS AWNINGS VENTS DOORS Chapter 14 91 ...
Page 101: ...DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME Chapter 15 94 ...
Page 106: ...ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Chapter 16 99 ...