Arctic weather

Just wondering what people are thinking about the "cold snap".  We are newbies  with the Neuvo and had a fantastic weekend i the Lakes last weened to try it out. Got back home to snow flurries on Monday and hopefully emptied the water tanks ok but am a bit worried  because of subsequent extreme temperatures.  Any hints on the best way to test things to see if I have destroyed the water sytem!  Fingers crossed I havent but am a bit concerned.  

Thanks

Well, once the temperatures have warmed up a bit (above zero for both day and night) and assuming you've either got water in your freshwater tank or you top it up after having drained it, then simply switch on the water pump to prime the system and see what happens.
Hopefully all will be well and you'll function as normal.
Have a good look in and underneath the cupboards and seats and shower room , where you know there are pipes and inspect to make sure all is dry.
Also have a look underneath the van and check around the fresh and waste tanks to make sure they've survived OK.

Thanks for that.  I will do what you say, albeit with some trepidation.  We have had a campervan previously and that didnt have all the bells and whistles so not as much to worry about.   Fingers crossed.

Plugged her in, filled up the tank and all seems well.  I eel alot better about it now.   Looking forward to our next trip - to the Cotswolds next week.  Thanks for the advice.

Glad to hear that it all went well.
Enjoy your trip to the Cotswolds.

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Still frosts here on the East Riding ,    
Boaby

Just keep an ear open to check the pump isn't clicking on and off occasionally when there are no taps open. Amongst other things this can indicate any small leaks on the pressure side.
Al.