Water Heater Valves 2 or 3?

[DBake]

I have a Jay Feather 25BH, looking to de-winterize. Trying to following the manual for draining and only seeing two valves any one see three?

[SOMBATFAMILY]

Only 2 on my 28BHBE.

[DBake]

Originally Posted by SOMBATFAMILY

Only 2 on my 28BHBE.

I assume I have it then, you allow the AF and bleach to run through your water heater?

[deewaltguy]

The conventional wisdom is to not allow AF or bleach through the heater. The two valves were a surprise to me on my new 267BH as well. Usually the valve handle will give you an idea of how the water is flowing.

[SOMBATFAMILY]

I believe the point of the bypass valve it to bypass having AF and bleach go into the water heater. Wouldn't be a bad idea to let clean water into water heater and flush out thru hot water heater drain.

[bondo303]

I have the same camper. Only 2 valves.

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[DBake]

Originally Posted by bondo303

I have the same camper. Only 2 valves.

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At the water pump you have one multi valve for antifreeze with clean tube and normal operations?

[norty1]

Many mfg's have gone to a different configuration: 2 - 3way valves instead of 3 - 2 way valves.
They both do the same thing.

[bondo303]

Originally Posted by DBake

At the water pump you have one multi valve for antifreeze with clean tube and normal operations?

Yes. At the water pump I have 1 multi valve.

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