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- We_Cant_WaitExplorerOn our Splendid I first set the temp to cold and then fill, when I see the pink stuff in the bottom of the drum I shut the cycle off and go to the Drain cycle and then pump the pink out. I then repeat the process with the water temp set to hot. This will fill all lines with the pink stuff. I do this while flushing all the other water lines. For our 40' MH with a washer it takes about 6gl to flush and fill all lines including the residential fridge.
- TrackrigExplorer IIOn our Splendid, in the rear passenger corner, there is a small wooden inspection cover than can be removed from under the front of the washer. It's about 7" square. After removing it you should see three hoses. Make sure your have antifreeze in all three of them. They should be a hot, cold and drain line. You'll need to pump the antifreeze into the washer to get it through the hot and cold line. Then poor a little more into the washer itself and run it until you know the drain line is full of antifreeze.
Bill - donn0128Explorer IISplendid has the procedure in the manual. What I do is after pumping antifreeze thru the rest of the lines I open the valves and start the cycle. When I see pink in the tub, i turn it off, wait and open the door.
- azrvingExplorerAt home I use the pink non toxic rv anti freeze and cycle it to spin it out and pump it out. I do the same with the home dishwasher.
I have never had a problem. Worst item for me is the frig with water and ice in the door. This year I blew out the small plastic lines in the frig and removed the multi valve solenoid bank and brought it with me.
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