Holiday Rambler Imperial 2008, Руководство пользователя

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WATER SYSTEMS — 6
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2008 IMPERIAL
10. Fill the water tank with fresh water.
Thoroughly fl ush hot and cold lines
with fresh water. Repeat this process
until the chlorine bleach smell is no
longer detected in the water.
11. Install new water fi lters.
TIP:
Use the same hose labeled for potable
water to introduce the chlorine solution
into the system. This will disinfect
the potable water hose at the same
time. Several flushes will be required
to remove chlorine residue from the
potable hose.
INFORMATION:
Household bleach is 5.25% Sodium
Hypochlorite. Higher concentration will
increase PPM ratio.
Aqua-Hot (Optional):
The Aqua-Hot copper tubing is rated for use
with fresh water and winterizing solutions only.
Periodic
fl ushing with other common household
chemicals, including bleach, will have little or
no effect on the product if properly rinsed with
fresh water.
Failure of copper tubing, especially soft or
fl exible copper, can result when materials other
than water or winterizing solutions are allowed
to reside inside the piping for extended periods
of non-use. The most common cause for failure
is due to an extended exposure to chlorine,
solutions containing chlorine (i.e. bleach).
CAUTION:
DO NOT use vinegar to disinfect the
water system. Vinegar will deteriorate
the copper tubing inside the Aqua-Hot
Domestic Water Loop. Thoroughly rinse
chlorine bleach or other concentrated
chlorine bearing chemicals as they
can also cause failure to the Aqua-Hot
Domestic Water Loop (copper tubing).
FAUCETS
The kitchen faucet head
has a fl exible hose that
allows the faucet head
to be removed from
the base. O-rings seal
the faucet head and
base to prevent water
from dripping into the
cabinet. Push the button to
select either stream or spray.
Should the fl ow of water
reduce, the fi lter screen
in the faucet head may
be clogged. Fresh water
sources will vary by
location. Build up of lime
deposits, or debris on the
faucet screen, will restrict
or plug the
fl ow of water
coming from the faucets.
All faucet screens should
be checked and cleaned
every two weeks of use.
To clean faucet screens:
Galley - Unscrew the faucet head from
the extension hose.
Lavatory/Vanity - Remove threaded
collar from faucet outlet.
Clean screen using a small soft brush, if
necessary, and a de-liming solution.
Install screen and check water
fl ow.
Liquid Soap Dispenser:
The liquid soap dispenser can be used with
any type of liquid soap or lotion. The liner of the
bottle will not corrode or discolor the contents
of the dispenser. Use a soft cloth and blot dry
to clean. Abrasive cleansers or polishes can
damage the
fi nish on the dispenser.
Lift dispenser pump
out of bottle.
Use funnel to
fi ll
bottle with liquid
soap or lotion.
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040472g
040472m
040519e