EMPTY WASTE AND FRESH WATER

[Simon Smith]

Good evening everyone could anyone throw some light on how I empty these tanks please?

 

[Explorer]

One on-line manual here:

http://moba.i.daimler.com/baix/truc...0_38.shtml:499f067bae0cd88135477e6873227322-4

 

[John W]

Hi Simon,

If you open the tailgate and look to the bottom left there is a black pull button just near to the floor. If you pull this out it drains the fresh water tank.

Under the 2burner hob there is a sliding front cover for the cupboard. In the bottom section to the left there is a lever that slides. Slide it to drain the waste water.

Hope that helps

 

[Roy C]

Hi Simon,

If you open the tailgate and look to the bottom left there is a black pull button just near to the floor. If you pull this out it drains the fresh water tank.

Under the 2burner hob there is a sliding front cover for the cupboard. In the bottom section to the left there is a lever that slides. Slide it to drain the waste water.

Hope that helps

Remove the fuse (no 2) and open the tap when draining the fresh water tank though.

 

[John W]

Thanks Roy, didn’t know you had to do that? Why is that?

 

[Roy C]

It doesnt explain why in the manual but I think if you open the tap it drains more efficiently because you are drawing air in through the tap otherwise you are creating a partial vacuum. This might also cause some issues with the tap or pump. However if you open the tap the pump kicks in and once the tank empties you can burn out the pump so you need to remove the fuse to disable the pump.

 

[BabaJen]

If it's like the Cali, when flushing the water tank it helps to remove the filler cap so air can replace water.

 

[John W]

That makes sense, thanks