Owners Manual 2022 Tab 320s BD ?

kottum

So far our Nucamp systems have been working well.  We are preparing for a long trip in the next couple of weeks.  I wanted to take a look at the Owners Manual, to verify the purpose of the two water drains underneath and behind the driver's side tire, and also the sanitizing procedure for the fresh water tank.  

But there is no Owners Manual in the black packet of brochures, etc.  Should there be?  Online?

Also, what are those two drains described above, I used them earlier this summer but have forgot?  I thought they were tagged, but not anymore.

Douglas

Sharon_is_SAM

@kottom - yes, the Owners Manual is available online on the nuCamp website, but we keep files here on the forum.  Look under Categories, Owners Manuals.

Those drains are the low point drains.  https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/177032#Comment_177032

Check out the Category area.  Lots of info:  This is for sanitizing:  
https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/8904/dewinterizing-and-sanitizing#latest

kottum

Thanks for the great reply, very helpful !

Denny16

Doug, our owner’s manual was on a USB drive, it is also on nüCamp’s website I believe, as well as here per Sharon’s comment.  The two drains under the trailer are the low point drains to drain out the water lines and Alde hot water tanks (seems this only partially drains the tanks, the yellow pressure relief valves in the Alde compartment will finish the job).  Hope you found the rest of your question answers. Have a grand trip and stay safe.

 Cheers 

kottum

Thanks Denny, I drained the lines and fresh water tank.  The "old" water in the tank was fresh tasting and crystal clear, so I flushed in with a few gallons, drained and refilled it.  No bleach, I would rather not add it to a clean, new tank.  I am very fussy about the water I put in the tank, a good source and I filter it going in.

I think the foul, sulphur odor some have mentioned is from the hot water heater in the camper, degradation of the sacrificial anode and/or electric heating element over a few months sitting in the water.  I've seen it in the past, nasty.

Douglas

Denny16

Yes, better to keep the tanks drained and clean.  I only do a bleach clean in the spring, after the TaB has sat for the winter.  The TaB400 freshwater tank does not completely drain out, about a gallon or two remains across the bottom of the tank.  I also like clean, fresh water, and fill our water tank with our own treated, and filtered well water.  

Cheers