Winterizing DX3

[halla]

Our valve is under the fridge behind the screwed on panel.


2016 Dynamax Force. Just-Rite2

[FOURWHL]

Thats what I wouldve expected. Either way, if the valve is off and it taps right off the line running to the faucet I should be good since I winterized that line. I'll have to dig further to see if I can find it because that picture I posted was of the bay under the fridge. Definitely no valve there.

Oh and one other lesson for those winterizing: CLOSE YOUR LOW POINT DRAINS! That one cost me a few gallons before I realized lol.

[murraym]

What I did to winterize my 2015 DX3 37BHHD is use 25-30psi of compressed air. The issue I wanted to avoid is using antifreeze in anything other than the traps. The issue I ran into with the residential Frigidare was the ice maker. Contacting Frigidare I was advised that there is no manual ice cycle. It is automatic and occurs approximately every 8 hours. So after I blow all of the water out of all of the lines including the fridge door water dispenser, I leave the heat on inside the coach hooked to my external propane tank and put the front and rear thermostats on 45 degrees to limit the amount of propane wasted. I then leave the ice maker programmed on and allow the ice maker to cycle about 3 times over a period of 24 hours. The first time the dumped ice cubes in the tray are full size, the second and third time the ice cubes are smaller and smaller. When I barely get any ice chips in the tray I disconnect the air and turn both zone furnaces off. I then remove the water filter from inside the fridge and store it inside with all of my other seasonal items. Lastly I power the fridge down. When not using the coach, I plug 50A shore power in while it is stored in front of my garage.