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Heated Holding Tanks
The method used to distribute heat is by placing holes from tank
compartment into heat duct built into floor, allowing warm airflow
throughout tank area.
This method is not available on all units. Must have cover below
tanks for protection.
Winterizing Your Recreational Vehicle
Preparing your trailer for cold weather is very important for most
states and Canada. Failure to prepare your coach for cold weather
will cause the water systems to freeze resulting in breakage.
Damages related to freezing are not covered under the terms of
your limited warranty.
Two methods of winterizing your coach after draining and flushing
your drainage system are as follows.
Method 1:
1. Open all faucets, low point drains and toilet valve to drain all
water. Leave these open during this procedure.
2. Start pump and operate until all water has been removed,
takes about 10 to 15 seconds.
3. After water has been drained, use an air hose from a
compressor and an adapter attached to city water fill. In about
3 to 5 minutes all water will be blown out of system.
4. Pour one (1) pint (16 oz) of non-toxic RV anti-freeze into each
P-Trap. Each sink has a P-Trap, as does the bathtub.
Method 2:
The water heater bypass kit is designed and built to avoid having
antifreeze in the water heater. This kit is standard on some models
and optional on others.
1. Be sure to turn off the pump.
2. Drain the water heater and the entire water system.
3. Close the valve to water heater on the bottom and top of the
by pass kit to prevent liquid from entering the water heater.
4. Place siphon hose into container with anti-freeze.
5. Open the valve V1 on the siphon hose. Be sure V2 is closed.
6. Turn on the pump to supply the fresh water system with anti-
freeze. It will take 2 gallons or more, depending on the size of
the coach.
7. You may wish to place a container under faucet to catch
excess antifreeze.
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