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Old 11-10-2015, 08:10 AM   #1
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X23B low point drain

Where are the low point drains located in the 2013 X23B?
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Old 11-10-2015, 08:52 AM   #2
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Well in the 2011...the valves are in the little cubby underneath the bathroom sink.

Should be two, one hot and one cold.
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Well in the 2011...the valves are in the little cubby underneath the bathroom sink.

Should be two, one hot and one cold.
Was the same in our '12 X23B.
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And make sure to close them after blowing out the lines and before adding the pink stuff. Don't ask me why I suggested this...
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And make sure to close them after blowing out the lines and before adding the pink stuff. Don't ask me why I suggested this...
It is amazing how little antifreeze I used this year by closing those valves first!
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Under the bathroom sink, there is a small hole cut in the panel to reach you hand into. I removed the panel. There much easier to reach now.
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It is amazing how little antifreeze I used this year by closing those valves first!
I used one less gallon this year just by closing these valves too.
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I used one less gallon this year just by closing these valves too.
Try this sequence: Drain, Close, Blow, Anti-freeze. No pink puddles yet.

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