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Winterizing Your Splendide Washer-Dryer
Washer-Dryers present a unique challenge if the motorhome is to be placed in storage where the potential for freezing temperatures exist. In this case the following procedures must be implemented to properly protect your washer-dryer from damage that can occur in cold temperatures. If you use compressed air to blow out your coach you'll still need to run RV antifreeze into the washer-dryer to protect it. In this case follow the Winterizing Procedure A to winterize your washer-dryer. If you are pumping antifreeze through your RV's water system, then use Winterizing Procedure B to winterize. In either case the same procedure is used to de-winterize your washer-dryer and return it to service. If you want to print this page or save it to your own computer, a printable version Acrobat "PDF" page can be found by clicking on This Link.
De-winterizing Procedure:
Note: This information can be found in your Splendide Owner's Manual.
Submitted by Mark Quasius - 2/07/06 Click Your browser's "Back" button to return to the previous page
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