1982 FC waterheater shutoff ????

[Gregory OConnor]

Rosemary, the waterheater has two water lines attached. One lets
cold water into the tank and one delivers hot water out. The line
that lets water into the tank should have a valve that you can turn
to shut off pressure in the tank (clockwise). You may have to
follow the line back a bit.

GregoryO'Connor
94ptRomolandCa

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Rose Mary"
wrote:
>
> Hi Group,
>
> well found today it is time to replace the hot water heater, a leak
> has developed at the bottom...15 or more years old so who can
complain,
> went to the only rv store in this little town to see if they had a
by-
> pass kit--(closed today) so went to the hardware store and bought a
> bunch of fittings, of course none were the right size...
> this is a small town so no lowes or home depot etc. tomorrow
>
> will be back home in 2 weeks, where I would like to deal with the
> replacement part, plumbing...tools etc.
>
> so was hoping for an easy way to by pass the hot water heater,
> temporarily......so we would still have cold h20 to flush, brush
> teeth, dishes, cook etc. Can certainly get by a short bit without
the
> hot water heater. There is a nice shower here at the park that can
be
> used.
>
> do not have the h20 diagrams, wondering how to effectively by pass
the
> hot water heater, and keep the rest of the h2o systems working...
>
> thanks
>
> Rose Mary
> 82 FC 35 side bath
> JP's White Bird
>