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2013 King Aire Diesel Pusher
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10.
Winterize appliances as necessary:
A.
Winterize the dish washer (if so equipped) by running the appliance through a partial
“rinse” cycle. Potable antifreeze will run into the wash drawer (where the dishes are),
allowing antifreeze to the fill and drain areas of the appliance. It is important to run the
entire rinse cycle so that the fill valves and drain valves and lines receive antifreeze.
Note that this appliance only has a single “hot” water connection.
B.
Winterize the Washer / Drier (“separates” or single unit) by running a complete rinse
cycle in both hot and cold settings. Once the washer has drained the antifreeze, turn the
appliance off, lift the lid, and add approximately one gallon of RV antifreeze to the wash
tub.
C.
The ice maker was winterized during the initial steps of the procedure.
Sanitizing
To assure complete disinfecting of your fresh water system, it is recommended that the following
procedure be followed on a new system, on one that has not been used for a length of time, or one
that may have become contaminated. This procedure is also recommended before & after long
periods of storage, such as over the winter months:
1.
Drain the fresh water tank by opening the drain valves. There is one valve per water tank. All
of the faucets should be in the closed or off position.
2.
Prepare a chlorine solution using one gallon of water and 1⁄4 cup of chlorine bleach (5%
sodium hypo-chlorite solution). Prepare enough of the chlorine solution to administer one
gallon of solution for every 15 gallons of tank capacity. For sanitizing this unit, prepare 4 -
1/2 gallons of the chlorine solution. This mixture puts a 50 PPM (parts per million) residual
chlorine concentration in the water system that will act as a quick kill dosage for harmful
bacteria, viruses and slime forming organisms. Concentrations higher than 50 PPM may
damage the water lines and/or tank.
3.
Once the fresh water tank is empty, close the drain valves on the water tank.
4.
Remove the “whole house” filter element from the housing in the water compartment, and
fill the housing with the chlorine solution. Re-attached the housing and pump the solution
into the tank. Repeat this process until the correct amount of solution is in the tank. Turn the
tank fill valve from city water to tank fill. Turn on the water pump until all of the solution is
pumped into the fresh water tank.
5.
Turn off the water pump. Close the valve to the solution. Open the valve from the tank to the
water pump. Fill the water tank with the city water tank fill (or by using the same method as
was used to put the sanitizing solution into the tank). Remove the water filter (from the drink
dispenser faucet, if installed) and install the by-pass pipe to allow the sanitizing solution
access to the faucet. Open each faucet in turn including the kitchen faucet, bath faucet, inside
and outside shower, turning on both the hot and cold, and flushing the stool until all of the air
has been purged from the pipes and the water runs freely. The entire system will then be
filled with the sanitizing solution.
6.
Allow the 50 PPM disinfecting solution to stand in the system at least four hours.