I've done searches and haven't found anything on this topic. Our experience with the old Anderson Brass fresh water valve on our Reflection taught us (the hard way) that, unless you depressurize the fresh water system before rotating the valve, you are at high risk for loosing an O-ring and rendering the valve useless. It's also best to always rotate the valve slowing clockwise and the valve needs to be lubed at least once a year with a good silicone plumbing lubricant. None of this was in the Anderson manual nor the manual that came with the Reflection - of course.
I don't know how the innards of the valves on the Nautilus panel are designed or put together. From this knowledge vacuum and innate paranoia comes my question: is it necessary to depressurize the system before changing the valves on the Nautilus panel - i.e. when changing from city water to dry camping or vice versa?
Rob
I don't know how the innards of the valves on the Nautilus panel are designed or put together. From this knowledge vacuum and innate paranoia comes my question: is it necessary to depressurize the system before changing the valves on the Nautilus panel - i.e. when changing from city water to dry camping or vice versa?
Rob
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