Where is the drain valve on a Winnebago?
Winnebago usually mounts a 1/2″ or 3/4″ brass ball valve directly to the fresh water tank, rather than run lines to a small diameter plastic valve. It will be someplace (under or inside furnishings or cabinet, or in a bin) where you have direct access to the tank to service fresh water plumbing and the water pump.
What to do when your water tank is not working?
If all else fails, just turn on a faucet or two for several minutes, emptying the fresh water tank into the gray and black tanks, then dump them. Or, do you have an outside shower?
How to fix water tank filling when on city water?
Many times, the simplest fix is to cycle between the water pump and city water a couple of times: 1 Turn off campsite water 2 Turn on water pump 3 Run water at a faucet for 10-15 seconds 4 Turn off water pump 5 Turn on campsite water 6 Run water at a faucet for 10-15 seconds 7 Repeat, 2-3 times.
Winnebago usually mounts a 1/2″ or 3/4″ brass ball valve directly to the fresh water tank, rather than run lines to a small diameter plastic valve. It will be someplace (under or inside furnishings or cabinet, or in a bin) where you have direct access to the tank to service fresh water plumbing and the water pump.
Where to find the drain valve on a Minnie Winne?
If your Minnie Winnie is not too old, you can find complete plumbing diagrams for it on the Winnebago web site. Also, the Minnie Winne manual in your documentation bag will show the drain valve locations for each floor plan, that model year. Posted By: tatest on 08/19/10 10:06pm
How to search for parts in Winnebago catalog?
Please choose a year from the menu at the left to start your search. Fiche Cards in PDF format. NOTE: Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox browers are NOT supported
When to turn off fresh water tank in RV?
If you are hooked to city water and leaving your RV, we strongly recommend turning off your water at the city inlet. If you are using water from your tank instead – always turn the pump switch off, prior to leaving! It has happened to many people – they come home to open their RV door and a flood of water gushes out! Opps!!!!!
