Winterizing Eagle

[Imduroc]

I have 2 labels showing low point drains. Only 1 has a spigot on it. The other one has 3 hoses coming out of it and is insulated with no visible spigot. As for the refrigerator, are you saying to remove the outside access panel ? Just the bottom or the top one also?

[Paintinfool3]

also if you have a black water tank flush you will need a way to pressurize the antifreeze to push it past the check valve and I used the hand pump also on my fresh water connection

[Paintinfool3]

does the fridge have an ice maker? or are they saying in the space below fridge inside there is a low point drain valve

[Imduroc]

No ice maker. There are 2 panels on the outside. An upper panel below the roof and the lower panel about chest high. Low point is just left of the steps and just left of storage area. Leaning towards blowing lines and using anti freeze for the drains. Tanks will be empty and left open.

[Paintinfool3]

the upper panel wouldn't have any low point drains nut if as you mentioned you have 2 stickers outside but only one petcock and where the other one is 3 hoses coming from the floor I would check that location inside the camper for a t valve that leads to those lines

[Robk77]

I have a 2016 314BHDS, build date of 5/2015. There are two t-handles in the outdoor kitchen, under the cook-top, they pull up. I assume that drains the outdoor kitchen sink lines.


In the cabinet under the fridge the fresh water lines go under the floor but there are no t-handles for draining those lines. I have no idea where they run or how to drain those.


There is a valve under the camper near the door, this is for the fresh-water tank. There's also a white hose, looks like a garden hose, that sticks down from under the camper in the vicinity of the inside kitchen. I have no clue what this is for.


Any input?

[bigmeaux12]

On my 314bhds the garden hose is the drain lines for indoor plumbing. But the t valves are under the fridge.

TV- 2015 CHEVY 2500 DURAMAX
TT- 2015 JAYCO EAGLE 314BHDS

[Robk77]

Hmmm, mine does not have the t-handles. The lines go down through the floor under the fridge though. Looks like I'll be calling the dealer.

[Robk77]

Just spoke with the dealer, he sent over the freshwater diagram. Looks like there should be t-handles! I'm going to call Jayco and see if they have something that's a little more clear, maybe with a parts list.

[Imduroc]

OK....called the factory and they were dead on helpful. My "T-handles" are found right behind the wall of the storage compartment. I took out the screws for the wall itself since I was not sure what I was looking for. I quickly saw the 3 "T" handles and also realized that they could be accessed by removing the small panel on the wall. Thanks to the SUPPORT staff for helping.

[Edd505]

Section 8 page 11 Winterizing 2013 Eagle

http://www.jayco.com/files/downloads...lename_165.pdf

In the original post you ask what the valves are under the refrigerator. In my Eagle they are the water heater by pass used in pumping the pink stuff into the system not the water heater.