How to Disconnect Water System Water Lines

How to Disconnect Water System Water Lines

Confirmed Issue:

You need to disconnect the water lines in your Vandoit water system to troubleshoot, move a component, or other reasons.

Affected Units:

Any Vandoit van with a water system.

Resolution: 

1. Remove the blue clip.


2.  Push the water tube into the white connector.



3.  Hold the white tab on the connector down.



4.  Pull the water tube out, while making sure you are still holding onto the white tab.



Tip:  When putting the water system back together, push the tubes into the white connector with force until fully seated to prevent air leaks from depressurizing the system.

If these steps do not provide the direction you need, please submit a ticket through the Customer Support portal or email support@vandoit.com.

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