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Old 06-16-2019, 12:22 PM   #1
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Valve in Closet '06 Expedition

Can anyone tell me what the valve in my r.v. closet is for? It's labeled bypass and normal flow.
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Can anyone tell me what the valve in my r.v. closet is for? It's labeled bypass and normal flow.


Water heater maybe?
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Yes, that would be for the water heater. Bypass for winterizing, and normal flow for water heater use.
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I have the same year Expedition and it is the water heater bypass. Somewhat ease to accidentally turn. If flow is cold or diminished check to be sure valve is not in the bypass position.
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