Low point drain clarification

[ChrisMSNT]

So, I believe when the dealership did my winterization, they screwed up my coach (i.e. my icemaker is leaking water onto the floor and seeping out). Also, when I did my season shake down, I hooked up to city water and water poured out my low point drain points. Which ones are supposed to have drain plugs on them? Obviously, as covered before in another thread, the screened one doesn't. That leaves four others. As seen in the pics, I have two blue ones clustered together and then a red and a blue with the screened one. Which are which and are they all supposed to have drain plugs? I'm just trying to figure out in my head (which is part of the problem) that there's tank drains and city drains? I'm confused.. :-)

[alparmer]

Crappy dealer!!!

They are all supposed to have end caps. I installed a valve on the fresh water drain to make it easier to drain.

Your coach should have a black plastic cover with one or two ports. Second thin door from left to right on the passenger's side. I removed it and can easily see the tank and water pump.

FR started installing the residential refrigerators without taking winterization in mind. They did not know how to winterize it. I contacted Frigidaire and they sent me the procedure.

If you want it done right, do it yourself.

[Herk7769]

You do need to put a negative review of your dealership in the dealership review section. While incompetence is rampant in some RV back shops, this one takes the cake!

[sithc]

I've been meaning to ask what all those drain points are. Can anyone answer? I assume the red is the hot water low point.... but what about the other three blue one and the one black one? Which is which?

[Iggy]

Both the red and blue suppose to have end caps.
The black one with the screen is your fresh water over flow hose.

[sithc]

So what are the two blue hoses next to the fresh water over-flow hose?