Can't find fresh water drain on 2000 AF1150

I was looking around the other end of the tank and I could feel a drain tube under the tank. I took a photo with my camera so I knew what it looked like. Now that I knew what I was looking for, I went to the rear and it was obvious. It was indeed the tube that Kerry identified in the previous post. I had looked past it because I assumed that it was a low-point drain.

The curved tube is my fresh water tank drain and the vertical tube in the foreground is a low-point drain.



Now I have to figure out if the other drain is the hot or cold low point and then figure out where the other one is. I wonder if the water heater is the low point drain for this system.

Hopefully these two pics will help you. If you have a fresh water drain inside the valve compartment, it should be very easy to see. The white colored pipe and valve near the middle of the first pic is the fresh water drain in my AF 1140. Looking under the compartment you should easily see and have a drain tube. The fresh water drain tube is the longer one on the right. If for some reason the drain was removed, you should still have signs of a hole under the compartment where the tube used to be. If there is no hole, or a spot where one may have been at one time, than I would say you TC never had one, atleast not in that compartment.

I ended up not going to La Grande. I called AF and they said that the drain is in the back compartment by the rest of the water drains. I looked and looked with a flashlight and with my head stuffed into the compartment as much as possible. I felt around with my hands. I poured over the underside of the camper looking for valves and drains.

If it's there, I certainly can't find it!

Thats a good reason :)

bedrocker wrote:
Give a call to AF

I'm actually going through La Grande, OR next weekend and I was thinking of stopping by.

Give a call to AF

No dice. I looked very thoroughly in the drain compartment. All I have is the low point drains and the the sewer drains. The underside is solid except for the drain opening and the generator compartment so I can't find it by locating the drain tube.

I guess I have to use the pump to empty the tank. I don't like that because I don't like running the pump for so long and I don't feel like it gets the tank completely empty.

On my AF 990 it is in the compartment with the gray, black, and other valves. Two are pretty obvious and are in the vertical pipes draining the hot and cold lines. The FW tank drain is right on the floor of the compartment in a horizonal pipe running right along the floor.

Not an EC but on my Okanagan, the tube that the pump sucks up antifreeze to winterize is also the fresh water drain. Just depends on which position the valves are in on the water pump.

I'll double check the waste valve compartment and make sure I look against the walls. I didn't do that.

Super_Dave, that's a good technique.

Thanks for the quick responses guys, I'll look for it when I get home.