View Single Post
Old 10-18-2017, 02:50 PM   #9
ThePair
TrailManor Master
 
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 1,063
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by TMfor4ofus View Post
Thanks Bill, that clears it up. Then my WH pretty much is always full because I only drain the FW tank before traveling unless I know I wont be able to get water at the destination. So now I'm just waiting till we open it up again to see if the switch for the WH is on or not. It hasn't sat for more than 2 months since we got it so the water doesn't get too bad hopefully. My original thought was about blowing the electrical heating element for the WH. Sorry for hijacking the electrical thread and thanks again for your help. Curt
Please note that the comments on the drains only apply to the front two drains by the tire. The back two drains (by the gray/black dump valves) are for the pressurized hot and cold lines. The hot line could cause some drain of the hot water tank (not the whole tank, but possibly some) depending on where the water is taken from the tank. If you ever release those drains, it could result in a less-than-full hot water tank.

This is why I always check before turning on the heater -- just good practice!
__________________
2009.5 2720SL
2006 Toyota Sienna
2018 Audi Q7
ThePair is offline   Reply With Quote