Classic - Airstream
Classic - Airstream
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opened to drain the tank.<br />
Water Heater Draining<br />
All models have a drain plug or petcock on the water heater. Access is from the<br />
exterior. The plug or valve is usually located in the lower left corner, viewed as<br />
you face the exterior of the water heater.<br />
WATER VALVES<br />
Your <strong>Airstream</strong> has 4 in-line water shut off valves. One is for the water purifier,<br />
two are for shutting off the cold water supply to the toilet and exterior water<br />
service, one is for bypassing the water heater when winterizing using the antifreeze<br />
method as explained in the winterizing section of this manual.<br />
The water heater by-pass valve is located on the water heater, accessed inside<br />
the lavatory cabinet by opening the cabinet door or removing the cabinet<br />
drawer, by opening the roadside exterior compartment door or removing the<br />
wardrobe shelf.<br />
Plumbing<br />
A water purifier shut off valve is located under the galley top on the water feed<br />
line to the purifier cartridge.<br />
On all units except the front bed models an exterior water service shut off valve<br />
is located inside the lavatory cabinet and can be accessed by either opening<br />
the cabinet doors or removing the cabinet drawers. The front bed models shut<br />
off valve is accessed by removing the access panel on the wardrobe bottom<br />
shelf. The exterior water service is located beyond the heated area of the trailer<br />
and can be damaged if the water is not turned off in freezing temperatures. In<br />
freezing temperatures close the shut off the valve and open the exterior water<br />
service valve to drain the valve and line.<br />
There may be one, two, or three valves located inside the lavatory cabinet<br />
according to your model length. If there are more than one, one of valves is<br />
used as the water heater by-pass system as explained above and is easily<br />
recognizable as it will be located on the back of the water heater. Another may<br />
be for the toilet shut off. The third valve is for the exterior water service. Always<br />
check to see if the water supply has been cut to the exterior service before<br />
using the rest of the water system in freezing weather.<br />
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A toilet shut off valve is used to shut water off to the toilet in an emergency or<br />
service situation. On some units it is located inside the lavatory cabinet, on<br />
most units it is located just behind the toilet close to the floor.<br />
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