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locating drain plug for carver water heater on 1980's Pirouette

Laureen, it is on the outside of the van, at the bottom left of the cascade cowling.

It is a large plastic plug with either a single slot in the end or a cross shaped slot.
 
Laureen, it is on the outside of the van, at the bottom left of the cascade cowling.

It is a large plastic plug with either a single slot in the end or a cross shaped slot.
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Thank you so much I would never have found that on my own, it is draining as I type. I did open taps and run them dry at the end of last trip, should I do this again? No sign of any wet inside the van, fingers crossed I got away with it during last really cold spell. Thank you again.
 
Thank you so much I would never have found that on my own, it is draining as I type. I did open taps and run them dry at the end of last trip, should I do this again? No sign of any wet inside the van, fingers crossed I got away with it during last really cold spell. Thank you again.
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There should also be an air bleed screw in the top left corner of the cowl to make it empty a little faster too.
 
Look up ARC systems. Gary the owner and who posts on this site has a wide selection of instruction manuals for many of the Carver products
 
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