Audiovox ACC-40 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 115)

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SECTION 10

STORING YOUR MOTOR HOME

To Fill Lines with RV Water Line Antifreeze:

• Turn water heater by-pass valve to by-pass

position.

• Remove and save the protective cap from the

end of the draw tube.

• Insert the end of the tube into a container of

RV antifreeze solution.

• Turn the diverter valve handle so that it

points toward the draw tube.

• Turn a water pump switch on.

• Open each cold water faucet handle in the

coach one at a time until antifeeze solution

just begins to flow from the faucet, then

close.

When Done Adding RV Antifreeze:

• Turn water pump switch off.

• Turn the diverter valve handle so it points

toward the water line to the pump as shown

in the photo. This will to stop the flow from

the draw tube and revert the tank line flow to

the pump.

• Replace the protective cap onto the end of

the draw tube to keep out insects and debris

when not in use.

Automatic Winterization System - Optional

Your coach may be optionally equipped with

an electric pump powered automatic water line

winterization system for your convenience in

winterizing fresh water lines.

The reservoir tank for the RV water system

antifreeze is located in the slide-out cargo com-

partment on the driver side of the coach.

Remove the large black square-headed plug and

use a funnel to fill the tank. Capacity is approxi-

mately 2 gallons. The tank may require refilling

before the system is completely filled.

The winterization system switch panel is

located near the house 12-volt breaker panel.

• Press the BYPASS switch to avoid filling the

6 gallon water heater tank with antifreeze

after the draining the water heater at the ser-

vice panel on the outside of the coach. If you

should wish to fill the water heater tank with

antifreeze solution, leave this switch off.

• Press the WINTERIZE switch to turn the

winterizing pump system on to fill the lines

with RV antifreeze solution.

RV Water System

Antifreeze Reservoir

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