norwestie wrote:
The AquaHot lines are filled with a glycol-based antifreeze so there is no winterizing needed. Just the waterlines.
WRONG!!!!! Aqua Hots need the fresh water coil that heats up to give hot water on demand RV antifreeze. That coil runs thru the propylene Glycol tank, but if that tank is NOT heated during freezing weather the small cold water line coil will freeze and cost you upwards of $6000 or higher. below from the Aqua hot owners manual. Doug
Winterization:
When it’s time to store a motor home for the winter months or when freezing temperatures are expected, it’s crucial to properly winterize the Aqua-Hot to avoid serious damage, requiring a complete system replacement not cov-ered under the Aqua-Hot Limited Warranty Statement. The process of winterization consists of completely draining the domestic water from the system and pumping RV winteriza-tion antifreeze through to flush out the system.
Not winterizing the Aqua-Hot when freezing temperatures are present will result in SERIOUS damage to the Aqua-Hot’s Domestic Water Heating System.