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Post by epoxyman on Apr 30, 2023 8:27:41 GMT -5
Hello I just purchased a 2014 Spree Connect and I am trying to understand the tankage. One specific question relates to the Potable water connection Vs. the City water connection. Do both these fill ports go to the fresh water tank? I would love to get a schematic of the tankage systems so that I can get a better understanding. My specific model is the C220RBK I am familiar with sailboats - but trying to learn the land yachts
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Post by 660catman on Apr 30, 2023 8:51:28 GMT -5
Not sure on the older ones but do you have just one hose connection and two valves you turn to the procedure you want to do. My 2021 D250RES has one hose connection. Turn the valves a certain way and you fill the fresh water tank to use 12v pump for water. Turn the valves a different way and you use city water and without the need to use the pump. Take a picture of your connection setup.
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Post by epoxyman on Apr 30, 2023 9:06:38 GMT -5
I found this tankage diagram online - is this the same for the spree connect???
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Post by 660catman on Apr 30, 2023 11:05:01 GMT -5
That’s a typical RV setup where the fresh water tank doesn’t have a “connection” per se. It will have a cap you unscrew and just shove your hose in. Once filled it will overflow out where the hose is in. The city water connection you actually screw the hose on, turn on the water and that’s it. No pump used. The first time you add water or hookup to water open a hot water tap to allow hot water tank to fill easier and air in it escapes. You never know if it will air lock on you.
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