Red Drain Tube

[lcurrie]

Hi,

Where does the water that drains from this tube come from?

And, maybe more importantly, WHY would water be coming from it?

Thanks,

Lynn

[lcurrie]

Crisis averted, I think. I found the valve. Now that it's closed, no more draining water.

[dznf0g]

I think that is your hot and cold water line low point drains. They are for releasing all water for winterizing. Do you have two valves inside and above these hoses? I think your hot water drain valve is leaking.

[Wayne&Sam]

Yup. Red=hot; white=cold.

[lcurrie]

You're right, it was the hot water drain valve. Somehow we had bumped it and it was open.

Thanks!

[TBRich]

Originally Posted by lcurrie

Hi,

Where does the water that drains from this tube come from?

And, maybe more importantly, WHY would water be coming from it?

Thanks,

Lynn

You figured that one out... I noticed in your picture that here are a couple of brackets holding the other red line in place (the one in the foreground of the picture) have become disconnected...you should find where those were connected and reconnect them so the line is solidly secured...they do get lose from time to time and need to be checked periodically...they are held up with metal screws...

[RonWhitmont]

I am de-winterizing my Classic 30RBT and I found that when it is connected to City water the red drain valve drains and won't stop draining until I turn off the city water. The trailer was winterized by the dealer so I have no idea where the shutoff for this valve is. Can anyone tell me?

[RonWhitmont]

Never mind! I FINALLY figured out that the Alde hot water system has 2 quick release drains (not just one) and this one had been left open for the winter. All good. Very WEIRD that this second valve wasn't mentioned or included in any of the spec drawings from either Alde or Airstream! It's now hand drawn into mine!