Low point drain

[jsmarkel]

I have a Thor Quantum WS31 (Class C) and Thor sent me a plumbing schematic, but for the life of me I cannot find the low point drain.

[coachray]

On my unit the valves are behind a panel under the kitchen sink. They are in a space in the floor. The tubes outside don't protrude down very far so you can't see them unless you lay under the coach looking up.

[Kiko'sJosh]

Originally Posted by jsmarkel

I have a Thor Quantum WS31 (Class C) and Thor sent me a plumbing schematic, but for the life of me I cannot find the low point drain.

I'm sure the OP has found his answer by now, but for anyone else wondering, the low point drains on the '19 WS31 I just worked on were under the refrigerator.

[MrMikey59]

Originally Posted by Kiko'sJosh

I'm sure the OP has found his answer by now, but for anyone else wondering, the low point drains on the '19 WS31 I just worked on were under the refrigerator.

Is this inside the coach, behind a drawer? How do I remove the drawer without damaging the wall or drawer slide? THX

[Chateau_Nomad]

Originally Posted by MrMikey59

Is this inside the coach, behind a drawer? How do I remove the drawer without damaging the wall or drawer slide? THX

With the drawer pulled all the way out, look at the drawer slide mechanism on the side of the drawer. On the very end are tiny plastic "stops" which prevent the drawer from coming all the way out... they look like tiny spring loaded levers. One side you push down from the top, the opposite side pull up from the bottom. Squeeze them toward the track while pulling out on the drawer, and the drawer should release and come out.

To get it back in, just carefully line up the slides and firmly push them in. They will re-engage at a certain point, and the drawer will slide smoothly.

[Kiko'sJosh]

Sorry, didn't notice you had replied Nomad has you covered.

Once the tabs are released it should slide out with no problem.