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Norcold, Winterize

Yahoo Message Number: 76223
I am in the process of draining my system, but have an issue on with the ice maker in the Norcold. I believe the Solenoid is in the exterior cupboad with the gas exhaust. It has a valve but I am unsure since most of the dicussion on this relates to disconnecting pipes, not simply opening a valve. I will try and post the pictures I have taken in the picture section!

Michael Slater

Allure 470, 08, Sunset Bay

Re: Norcold, Winterize

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 76225
Michael:

Following is what I would do, not sure if it's all necessary, but that is what I would do if temperatures were expected to be below 32 F for several days or more while in storage.

A. Open the valve on the blue pipe. ( Most likely already open )
B. Disconnect the hose fitting on the blue valve ( Insure that water pressure is disconnected )
C. Disconnect the white fitting on the blue valve
Allow to drain, that should do it

Might also want to cover valve and fittings with a baggie to protect from dust.
This is the easy one. If you have the washer/dryer, that was the pain itb for me.

Gil B

'05 Inspire
51322

Re: Norcold, Winterize

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 76227
Michael,

That's exactley what I did, worked for me Pete Townsend ex CC owner

From: gilbourdon

To: Country-Coach-Owners@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, 13 December 2011, 19:42 Subject: [Country-Coach-Owners] Re: Norcold, Winterize

Michael:

Following is what I would do, not sure if it's all necessary, but that is what I would do if temperatures were expected to be below 32 F for several days or more while in storage.

A. Open the valve on the blue pipe. ( Most likely already open )
B. Disconnect the hose fitting on the blue valve ( Insure that water pressure is disconnected )
C. Disconnect the white fitting on the blue valve
Allow to drain, that should do it

Might also want to cover valve and fittings with a baggie to protect from dust.
This is the easy one. If you have the washer/dryer, that was the pain itb for me.

Gil B

'05 Inspire
51322