Winterizing Jayco x213 TT

[EV4D]

So my Trailer is already in storage, covered and against a wall so I cannot put the slide out. I am guessing that the pump and the bypass valve for the water heater are both under the slide out? Neither the manual or any videos I have seen tell you where the pump is and I am pretty sure the back of the hot water heater is where I will find the bypass valve right?

[RPreeb]

Originally Posted by EV4D

So my Trailer is already in storage, covered and against a wall so I cannot put the slide out. I am guessing that the pump and the bypass valve for the water heater are both under the slide out? Neither the manual or any videos I have seen tell you where the pump is and I am pretty sure the back of the hot water heater is where I will find the bypass valve right?

Yes. At least in mine I had to run out the slide to access both. They are under the two dinette benches.

[colowolf]

Originally Posted by EV4D

So my Trailer is already in storage, covered and against a wall so I cannot put the slide out. I am guessing that the pump and the bypass valve for the water heater are both under the slide out? Neither the manual or any videos I have seen tell you where the pump is and I am pretty sure the back of the hot water heater is where I will find the bypass valve right?

Yes, the pump in under the 'front' bench, the heater bypass is under the 'rear' bench of the x213 'kitchen' table. As far as I know it would require the slide out to be out...unless you could go up from under, but i'd say its easier to take the time to just pull it out one more time...

[EV4D]

Thank you. I was afraid of that but glad to get confirmation.

[EV4D]

Took three hours but got it done. Next time I will winterize before covering and storage now that I know the water heater and bypass valves are not easy to access.

[BCx213]

Originally Posted by colowolf

Yes, the pump in under the 'front' bench, the heater bypass is under the 'rear' bench of the x213 'kitchen' table. As far as I know it would require the slide out to be out...unless you could go up from under, but i'd say its easier to take the time to just pull it out one more time...

Yes the slide needs to be out to access the dinette to get at the water heater and pump