themountaintiger
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- Sep 27, 2009
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- Since 24th March 2010
Bermused, that is what I am right now. About 6 weeks ago I drained (or thought) the motorhome (Swift Sundance 630G). I followed the procedures as mentioned on this forum including the dump valve on the boiler. Ive not used it since nor is it plugged in.
This morning I thought I would give the motorhome some loving, and Ive plugged it in to some power to give the batteries a recharge...There are no lights active on the control panel.
I then went to service the bog (apologies to southerners) pulled it out (the bog) and shock horror water started to come out from under the boiler, the boiler I thought Id drained 6 weeks ago. It seemed the action of removing toilet released some pressure. That bermused me, but even more the water was boiling hot, i could make a cup of tea out of it.
Is it possible that through all the low temperatures we have had the water has kept hot over a 6 week period??
Not sure if this is important but my motorhome is parked on a slight slope nose facing downwards...
Bermused!!!
This morning I thought I would give the motorhome some loving, and Ive plugged it in to some power to give the batteries a recharge...There are no lights active on the control panel.
I then went to service the bog (apologies to southerners) pulled it out (the bog) and shock horror water started to come out from under the boiler, the boiler I thought Id drained 6 weeks ago. It seemed the action of removing toilet released some pressure. That bermused me, but even more the water was boiling hot, i could make a cup of tea out of it.
Is it possible that through all the low temperatures we have had the water has kept hot over a 6 week period??
Not sure if this is important but my motorhome is parked on a slight slope nose facing downwards...
Bermused!!!