Winterizing - Low Point Drains and Frig.
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danemayer
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Hi budman229,
Your Landmark doesn't have low point drains. It does have a fresh tank drain line near the axles on the off-door-side.
We have 2 owner-written user guides that will help you through the winterizing process. They're both in this folder. One is a Winterization Guide and the other is the Residential Refrigerator Guide, which includes winterizing information.
If you have a dishwasher, you'll also want to look at the Landmark 365 User Guide for dishwasher winterizing instructions. And don't forget the water filter.
Your Landmark doesn't have low point drains. It does have a fresh tank drain line near the axles on the off-door-side.
We have 2 owner-written user guides that will help you through the winterizing process. They're both in this folder. One is a Winterization Guide and the other is the Residential Refrigerator Guide, which includes winterizing information.
If you have a dishwasher, you'll also want to look at the Landmark 365 User Guide for dishwasher winterizing instructions. And don't forget the water filter.
oldelmer1
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I just did mine, no low point drains.
Following the users guide that Dan supplied, I blew mine out first including the ice maker and cold water supply. I also too the old water filter in the refrigerator out and cut the end off of it and then glued it back on. So when I blow air through the cold water line, I'm not blowing the water out of the filter.
Also I take the fittings off at the frig and at the valve inside and blow just thru them too.
I have a 3 way valve that is under the just outside the frame where the tubing comes from the supply and goes to the frig, so I open this valve and it allows the water to go out it also.
I also stuff a couple of paper towels into the ice maker to make sure all the water is gone from there.
Following the users guide that Dan supplied, I blew mine out first including the ice maker and cold water supply. I also too the old water filter in the refrigerator out and cut the end off of it and then glued it back on. So when I blow air through the cold water line, I'm not blowing the water out of the filter.
Also I take the fittings off at the frig and at the valve inside and blow just thru them too.
I have a 3 way valve that is under the just outside the frame where the tubing comes from the supply and goes to the frig, so I open this valve and it allows the water to go out it also.
I also stuff a couple of paper towels into the ice maker to make sure all the water is gone from there.
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