Winterizing for the first time
We normally "winterize" by heading to Florida, but since we just bought a house, I had to do the coach the traditional way. But I ran into a small bug. We have a 2005 Holiday Rambler Ambassador wit...
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1. Pretty common for the bypass back to the tank to leak a little.
2. I wouldn't worry about it, but I'd drain that little fill hose outside in the refer access. Disconnect the hose from both sides of the fill solenoid and blow out any water from the solenoid. Than let gravity drain any water from the ice maker hoses. The fill hose may have pink stuff in it so drain it as best you can, OR, the under sink shut off valve that leads to the ice maker solenoid is shut off.
3) See #2. Remember that ice makers are meant to be frozen so as long as you get the water out of the 1/4" hose in back that goes up to the freezer, by gravity, you're good.
2. I wouldn't worry about it, but I'd drain that little fill hose outside in the refer access. Disconnect the hose from both sides of the fill solenoid and blow out any water from the solenoid. Than let gravity drain any water from the ice maker hoses. The fill hose may have pink stuff in it so drain it as best you can, OR, the under sink shut off valve that leads to the ice maker solenoid is shut off.
3) See #2. Remember that ice makers are meant to be frozen so as long as you get the water out of the 1/4" hose in back that goes up to the freezer, by gravity, you're good.
