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Hi out there! We drove our RV to campground site....hooked up electric....but confused and uncertain about everything else. Our manual is useless.....do we need to flush and purify water system as our RV (2005 Class C) sat on a lot for a long time before we came along.......Suggestions would be so appreciated as we are total novices......books for starters?
If it was a used coach I would do the chlorine sanitize of the entire system. If you have a whole coach water filter you will want to remove it before sanitizing. And I would include the hot water heater if it's been sitting with water in it, just make sure it's cool before draining.
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2018 Thor Windsport 35M -- 2018 Camry Toad
-- USAF Retired -- Full-timing since December 2007 - Part-Timing since July 2011
NorCals! Thanks for the advice......and will be doing the "flush" tomorrow when we get back to campsite. Learning fast with people like you......and keeping a sense of humor! Enjoy Branson!