I'd agree you should follow the manual. In the northeast we still need to take precautions for freezing temperatures. Not sure if that would affect you.
@Tater, YMMV, but I would follow the sanitizing directions, at least if you plan to use your freshwater holding tank rather than full hookups. As others have noted, we’re never able to get that tank completely dry, and I feel better knowing it’s seen some bleach occasionally!
The “winterizing” mode for the valves bypasses the water heater in the Alde. So keep those valves as they are if you are going to sanitize, until you’re done with your flush and dump cycles. Then switch into “camping” mode and you’ll be ready to have hot water!
If you’re “living on the edge” in these pandemic times, or if you don’t plan to use the water for drinking or toothbrushing (just for washing up), you could just switch to camping mode and go!
2018 T@B CS-S Towed by 2015 Subaru Outback 2.5i in the wilds of Minnesota
Thank you, I cant sanitize before I leave in the morning. I will have water hook ups. I never drink any water from the camper so I guess I will be ok.. Are the sanitize instructions in the manual ?
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The “winterizing” mode for the valves bypasses the water heater in the Alde. So keep those valves as they are if you are going to sanitize, until you’re done with your flush and dump cycles. Then switch into “camping” mode and you’ll be ready to have hot water!
If you’re “living on the edge” in these pandemic times, or if you don’t plan to use the water for drinking or toothbrushing (just for washing up), you could just switch to camping mode and go!