Is there not a real owner's manual for campers? I was expecting a binder or book telling me what to do, and how to do it. Like a car owner's manual. The individual component manuals are not very useful. Anyway ...
I drained and flushed the antifreeze out of the lines using a water line connected. In the little cubby hole where the lines come in, there is a two-position valve. I'm guessing that the way I have it turned now is for a city-water hookup, and the other position would be for running the internal water pump. The question is concerns a much smaller diameter hose that is also connected to the valve and is about a foot and a half long, but open
on the end. Doesn't seem right to have a hose hooked up to a water system that is not plugged or going to something!
Do you typically leave the water tank full, even if you expect to have city water?
Last question, promise! I see a valve above one of the propane tanks with some kind of red/green gauge on top. The lever will pivot smoothly all the way from lining up with the left hose to lining up with the right hose. I have no idea how this is supposed to work, and it doesn't strike me a smart to experiment with propane!