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He Ruide > Remove the plug at either the bottom or side of the fresh water tank and drain any anti-freeze that may be in the tank. If you have a side drain you can either drive around to to get some of the residual anti-freeze out or use a suction pump.
He Ruide > In my case I added a secion of PVC pipe with a ball valve so that it is easy to empty the tank.
He Ruide > Underneath the PUP you will find two valves at the end of the hot and cold water lines. Open both valves and drain the anti-freeze out of the lines. After the anti-freeze has drained out close each of the valves
He Ruide > Unlock and open the cassette toilet door and locate the clear plastic sight tube for your freshwater supply to the toilet (seen on the right). As shown here the toilet fresh water tank should have antifreeze in it. This has to be drained out.
He Ruide > Remove the plastic sight tube from the rubber nipple that holds it in place at the top. Completely drain the anti-freeze from the holding tank. Swing out the fill tube and unscrew the cap to let air in as the anti-freeze drains out. Reinsert the sight tube into the rubber nipple.
He Ruide > Refill the toilet fresh water tank.
He Ruide > Note the fresh water in the sight glass on the right.
He Ruide > Good inside the PUP and flush the toilet until there is no more antifeeze in the line. Remove the black water tank pour out the anti-freeze in the qray water tote.
He Ruide > At this point you can now add deodorant to as well as water to just cover the bottom of the tank.
Remove the plug at either the bottom or side of the fresh water tank and drain any anti-freeze that may be in the tank. If you have a side drain you can either drive around to to get some of the residual anti-freeze out or use a suction pump.
> Remove the plug at either the bottom or side of the fresh water tank and drain any anti-freeze that may be in the tank. If you have a side drain you can either drive around to to get some of the residual anti-freeze out or use a suction pump.
Remove the plug at either the bottom or side of the fresh water tank and drain any anti-freeze that may be in the tank. If you have a side drain you can either drive around to to get some of the residual anti-freeze out or use a suction pump.
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