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Originally Posted by Soldier Girl
Where the world do I find that, & what does it look like? --- I think I mentioned a long ways back that I used to luv tinkering on pre-computer motorcyles but couldn't manage to transfer that luv to cars/trucks (even Army ones) with their huge engines that my small hands didn't feel at all comfortable with? Guess how the RV systems make me feel??? But I suppose the difference now is that I luv this bloody RV, so I damn well better learn how to get my small & rather arthritic hands to feel comfortable messing with the giant sized mechanical regions of my new home!!!
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You are in luck: The valves aren't giant sized.
The winterizing crossover valves are usually on the inside portion of the water heater behind and access panel or a drawer or something.
Looking at the 30.2 floorplan and pictures (
here) it looks like your water heater is directly below the kitchen window (below the sink). I would look for a panel that can be removed in the cabinet below the sink.
On the inside of the water heater you should find 3 valves: one on hot, one on cold and one on some piping going in-between hot and cold. For normal operation the crossover valve should be closed and the hot/cold valves should be open (open=handle is in line with the pipe, closed=handle is perpendicular to the pipe).
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