2000 Dutch Star 3851 Winterizing Questions
This is my first season with this and after reading the factory manuals I decided to try winterizing myself. Previous owner memory is getting cloudy. I opened both hot and cold water drains at bott...
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Thanks I found the bypass valves in the next basement compartment. Could not see the direction of the pipes so deduced just reversed the 3 valves position. In my TV I can see which pipe goes where so it is easier to figure which valve to open and which to close. I ran out of time so moved it to site and plugged it in and turned on the heating strips to be safe. It isn't supposed to get to freezing but close enough (33F) that I want to be careful. If I can't figure it all out tomorrow I will take it to nearest dealer and see if they can finish what I started.
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Don't forget to run some anti-freeze out of each low point drain PLUS showers and toilet
As stated......water heater.
Only air from hotside at faucets cause you didn't bypass water heater
Don't forget city water inlet line
