9
WATER SYSTEM
Before operating the water system, a visual check of the following items may
show up an obvious leak source.
9.1
Fresh W ater Tank/Container
9.1.1
Check condition, fill tank and check for leaks.
9.1.2
Check the external filter and filter pipe to tank.
9.1.3
Check for satisfactory venting.
9.1.4
Check condition and presence of filter cap.
9.2
Waste W ater Tank
9.2.1
Check drain tap is clear and working.
9.2.2
Check condition and presence of drain hose. (The water tank will be drained,
flushed, cleaned and charged with a measure of toilet fluid/disinfectant at the
prior request of the customer).
9.3
Filter Pump
9.3.1
When applicable, remove filter and replace.
9.3.2
Check the in-line pump for security and condition. Remove the submersible pump
from tank, check condition.
9.3.3
Check pump inlet and outlet are clear and not obstructed.
9.3.4
Check delivery hose and electric cable are secure and satisfactory.
9.4
System Check
9.4.1
Operate pump. Check all piping for leaks.
9.4.2
Operate taps and shower. If a hot water system is fitted, it can be checked for
leaks etc., using cold water. (Note:- Aerated water from tap could be due to a
leak on the suction side of the pump).
9.5
Waste W ater System
9.5.1
With water running through the drain pipes, check for leaks and satisfactory
draining of water from sinks etc.
9.6
Couplings and Fluids
9.6.1
Check that the appropriate markings are used - blue for fresh water, grey for
waste water. Ensure a sealing off cover is supplied for each coupling.
9.6.2
Check that filler positions are designated "petrol", "diesel" or "water" as
appropriate.
9.7
Toilet Waste Tank.
9.7.1
Check that any fixed tank intended to receive discharge from a toilet is fitted with
either a level or full indicator
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