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Old 10-15-2023, 03:46 PM   #1
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Low point drains

I own a 2020 jayco jay flight 3820 bhs and I can’t seem to locate the low point fresh water drain? The only ones I see are the freshwater tank drains!
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Welcome to the Forum from the west side of the state!

I don't see that model number listed for 2020, however, on our TT and many others, the fresh water tank drain and low point drains are all labeled the same with stickers on the side of the trailer as "LOW POINT DRAIN". Look on the floor inside cabinets or under drawers for two lines with a valve on each one. Those will be the plumbing low point drain valves. Underneath there will be either a red and a blue pipe sticking down, or two white ones like on ours that are side by side.

Take a look and let us know what you find, or not. They will be there somewhere.
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Welcome aboard. Commonly they are under a sink. Hard to see. Ours had a false panel in front of it, with a same hole just big enough to reach a hand into. No label on the door or panel I removed the panel after one season.
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Was this panel on the interior
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Was this panel on the interior
The low point drains will be inside the trailer.
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Old 12-01-2023, 07:38 PM   #6
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Look for another one on the same side near the shower.

My 263RBS (rear bath) has one for both hot and cold water lines near the shower.

Hard to see. It is tucked up near shell.
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Old 12-02-2023, 09:41 AM   #7
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I have a different trailer and the low point drain shut offs are located near the hot water heater and pump in a tiny area under a cabinet. The door was held on by screws but as you need to get in there often I removed them and put in self closing hinges and magnetic latch ( yes I wear a belt and suspenders). You can actually see mine but I traced them down with flashlight and mirror. Mine pull up to dump, push done to close rather than twist.

I would find the water heater and pump and look under for two tiny pipes coming down and then go inside to look for them in hiding.
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