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Chuck Hurd:
If you drain the water from the water heater and pipes can you still use the system to heat the inside of the coach?

Carl Boger:
In my coach I will get a overheat warning if I do not have water in the tank and hot water heater.  I never considered whether that was correct or not, but I don't need the heater if I don't also need water.

Someone who knows the system better may be able to give you a more definitive answer.

Steve Huber:
Check page 15 of the Hurricane Owners Manual (in Coach Assist if you don't have one). It shows all hot water is sourced from the water heater.
Steve

Chuck Hurd:

--- Quote from: Steve Huber Co-Admin on January 09, 2025, 02:50:59 PM ---Check page 15 of the Hurricane Owners Manual (in Coach Assist if you don't have one). It shows all hot water is sourced from the water heater.
Steve

--- End quote ---

So what does that mean? I did not drain the hurricane system just  the water hot and cold I blew out the lines  I want to run the heater because I still have water in the gray and black . I did not have time to dump on the way home and it’s freezing in Georgia now… I do t think it would hurt if it did freeze because the tanks are not full.

Steve Huber:
If you run the Hurricane any water in the coach shouldn't freeze so you'll need to refill the Hurricane tank. Fred Brooks will be on shortly to give you details as to what to do as he owns a 2000 Marquis with a Hurricane.
Steve

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