How to Dewinterize Your RV?

Inspect the RV for visible damage, leaks, pests, and mold

Reinstall or reconnect the battery

Check battery charge and test all battery-powered systems

Refill freshwater tanks if needed

Close all low-point drains and drain valves

Reconnect the city water supply

Flush the freshwater system with clean water

Sanitize the water system if it was winterized with antifreeze

Run all faucets, showers, and toilets until water flows clear

Check for leaks at faucets, pipes, fittings, and under sinks

Reinstall water filters and replace filter cartridges if needed

Restore propane supply and inspect tanks, lines, and regulators

Test propane appliances for proper operation

Check the furnace, water heater, stove, and refrigerator

Inspect the roof, seals, windows, doors, and vents

Test the electrical system, lights, outlets, and breakers

Check tires for pressure, wear, cracks, and damage

Inspect wheel bearings, brakes, and suspension components

Test slide-outs, awnings, jacks, and leveling systems

Verify all safety devices work, including smoke, CO, and propane alarms

Check the generator and top off fluids if applicable

Restock emergency supplies and camping essentials

Perform a short test drive and recheck all systems afterward

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