

| Subject: | Re: westy kitchen operation |
| From: | Tim Demarest |
| Date: | Wed, 10 Aug 2005 23:22:42 -0400 |
Florian, Be advised (warned?)... there are two types of water tank inlets... the old type has a flap that opens just like the electrical and city-water inlets, and a cap that takes a real metal key... the newer type has a smaller flap that hinges at the bottom and uses an easily breakable plastic key with a single 'tooth'. Make sure you are getting a key for the right type. I don't know what year they switched, but my '85 came with the much higher quality real-metal-key type. When I replaced it (because the plastic was cracked, and likely to let water into my walls) I was only able to get the late model type. Tim At 06:13 PM 8/10/2005 -0400, you wrote: >hi list, > >i wanted to keep these stupid questions off the list and ordered a >camper manual from vw but they send me the weekender edition so i >still dont know hoe my kitchen works. sorry. >i figured the gas range and have many instructions for the fridge but >i cannot figure the water thing. >there seem to be two water inlets but one is locked???? what kind of >key and what are two inlets good for??? >the faucet seems to have three positions - what is that? and then >thre are these LEDs on the front of the kitchen compartment... nothing >lit up so far, when are they supposed to and what is broken if they >don't? > >please give me an insight on these matters.... > >florian > >87 westy (in usa) >92 eurovan mv (in germany)
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