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Re: Refrigerator doesn't seem to be draining properly

Reply #20 –
Quote from: wolfe10 –
Yes, but substantially reduced.

No reason you can't use propane to cook.  Just don't run the refrigerator on propane.

It won't run long. Once the accelerant runs out, not even AC will help.

Re: Refrigerator doesn't seem to be draining properly

Reply #21 –
Quote from: cucotx –
That "T" for me just seems to drain the lines. There must be a valve somewhere to turn water to the ice maker off.
If you lift the handle up on top of the under sink filter it will shut off the water to the ice maker and the small spout on the sink because those are the only things it filters.

Re: Refrigerator doesn't seem to be draining properly

Reply #22 –
Quote from: cucotx –
So the plastic grate that sometimes gets clogged. Is that accessible from the compartment outside?
The drain hose should exit out the very bottom of the coach. It comes through the fiberglass underpanel. It is small and pushed into the hose, as I recall.

Re: Refrigerator doesn't seem to be draining properly

Reply #23 –
Quote from: Twig –
If you lift the handle up on top of the under sink filter it will shut off the water to the ice maker and the small spout on the sink because those are the only things it filters.

No small water spout for me ... "No soup either"(Seinfeld) :)

I only have one faucet. The handle on the under sink filter turns my cold water line to the faucet off.

I love the Berkey water filter system. I use that for my fresh water at each park for cooking and drinking.

Re: Refrigerator doesn't seem to be draining properly

Reply #24 –
Quote from: cucotx –
No small water spout for me ... "No soup either"(Seinfeld) :)

I only have one faucet. The handle on the under sink filter turns my cold water line to the faucet off.

I love the Berkey water filter system. I use that for my fresh water at each park for cooking and drinking.

Dang these high falootin fancy rigs. It also shuts off the ice maker water. This is the first one I've known that gives filtered sink water. You must run through a lot of filters.

Re: Refrigerator doesn't seem to be draining properly

Reply #25 –
I just had my drain hose on my fridge fixed, if you need a pic or two of it from the outside LMK.  To see part of it, on mine I had to look pretty far back under the stove and then you can see lines. It's tight and you'll need a flashlight. I did this when I was trying to find where the drain hose was leaking pre-fix.

Also, you can turn the ice maker off by 1) flipping up the silver bar in the fridge and 2) there is a red switch below the freezer section but still inside the freezer. This turns it off where as #1 will still keep the ice maker motor running.  At least that is how it is on min.