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westend wrote:Terryallan wrote:That's basically the protocol but you also want to open evrey fixture and flush the toilet to empty every bit of antifreeze in the supply lines. Just opening one valve may not rinse it all out.
When I dewinterize. I hookup the city water. Turn on the bathroom faucet and let it run until the water is clear. Then I un bypass the water heater. Open the faucet again, and let the water heater fill, and I 'm dewinterized. Why would you need to do more.?
BTW. I NEVER put antifreeze in the fresh tank.
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Danford50 wrote:
so when i dewinterize i need to bypass the water heater?
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Terryallan wrote:That's basically the protocol but you also want to open evrey fixture and flush the toilet to empty every bit of antifreeze in the supply lines. Just opening one valve may not rinse it all out.
When I dewinterize. I hookup the city water. Turn on the bathroom faucet and let it run until the water is clear. Then I un bypass the water heater. Open the faucet again, and let the water heater fill, and I 'm dewinterized. Why would you need to do more.?
BTW. I NEVER put antifreeze in the fresh tank.
โMar-03-2015 04:55 PM
Terryallan wrote:
When I dewinterize. I hookup the city water. Turn on the bathroom faucet and let it run until the water is clear. Then I un bypass the water heater. Open the faucet again, and let the water heater fill, and I 'm dewinterized. Why would you need to do more.?
BTW. I NEVER put antifreeze in the fresh tank.
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Passin Thru wrote:The way I read his post, the OP wants to know how to DE-winterize!
Open all lines that have water in them, they are usually drained in the rear and may have the valves under the TT. Open all. Drain fresh water tank, drain is underneath. Pour Travel Trailer Antifreeze down each drain, sinks and shower.Only takes about a quart each.