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The shower head used in the bathroom has a non-
positive shutoff valve and will drip slightly in shut-off
position. A vacuum breaker is also built into the faucet
to permit water in hose to drain out as a code
requirement to avoid contamination.
Before beginning your shower be sure the water heater
is lit. Adjust the faucet for temperature before entering
the tub or shower. When shower is completed, be sure
to turn water off at the faucet.
Used water will drain through the plumbing pipes into the gray water
holding tank. Remember capacities of your water heater and gray
water holding tank. Long showers in a recreational vehicle are NOT
suggested due to the amount of water that is available. To
conserve water, wet down, and turn water off while you soap up,
then rinse.
Outside Shower
A convenient faucet assembly with hot and cold water is available
on most units for exterior use of washing or rinsing on the outside of
camper, such as hands and utensils.
Two (2) methods are available—(a) Outside shower as shown. (b)
Outside kitchen may have faucet with coil hose and spray nozzle to
be attached as needed.
(a)
1. Open the door with key or thumb
latch. Allow door to swing down or
sideways.
2. Remove the shower head.
3. Open the faucet valves and adjust to
the desired temperature.
4. To end operation close valve (s) on
the faucet and allow water to drain from the shower head.
5. Close the valve on the shower head.
(b)
1. Attach coil hose to faucet Quick connect with spray nozzle.
2. Open faucet valves and adjust to desired temperature.
3. To end water usage, close faucet valves and disconnect coil
hose.
DO NOT forget to drain hose and faucet for cold winter weather.
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