How to Determine Whether or Not You need a Retro Fit Panel for INTERNAL leaking ONLY.

*NOTE: Do NOT remove hoses if connections are crimped. If your hoses are crimped and you do not have a crimping tool, it is recommended to just replace the cartridge. If you replace the cartridge and still have an issue, see (b.) below.

*If you have a 200RV Water Service panel: 1. Remove the LEFT and RIGHT hoses from the back of the 4-function valve (make sure to label which hose goes where).

*If you have a 200RV-PT or 200RV-WHB Water Service Panel: 1. Remove the TOP and BOTTOM hoses from back of the 4-function valve (make sure to label which hose goes where).

2. Put Handle into CITY MODE, hook up the city water connection, and turn water on.

3. While water is on: a. If water comes out of the valve - you have a bad cartridge and need to purchase a Retro Fit Panel b. If water comes out of the hoses – you MAY have an issue at the check valve on the inlet to your pump. Please contact your RV Manufacturer, RV Dealer or RV Service center for further trouble shooting needs. c. If NO water comes out at all, your RV water service panel is working correctly. Please contact your RV Manufacturer, RV Dealer or RV Service center for further trouble shooting needs.

NO, The seats on the cartridge are just that seats and are molded to fit the plastic cartridge. They are NOT o-rings. You will need to replace the cartridge (200RV-RK).

NO, the older generations only used 3 seats. We have adapted the repair cartridge (200RV-RK) to fit ALL 200 Series (Legacy) panels. Just replace the cartridge per the included instructions.

External leaks are out of our control. These units are installed by your RV Manufacturer. Please contact your RV Manufacturer, RV Dealer or RV Service Center for trouble shooting options.

There is no Anderson Brass Company warranty on the 200 Series (Legacy) rv water service panels. We can not speak for your RV Manufacturer or RV Dealer.

There can be many reasons for this. The two most common are hard water build-up or lack of movement (turning the valve regularly). You can remove the cartidge and re-apply grease to it. ONLY use Dow Corning Molykote 111 Compound.

Yes

NO, the valve can be turned both clockwise and counter-clockwise.