freshwater tank removal

Hi can anyone supply details as to how to remove the freshwater tank from a Broadway EB 2016, It got contaminted by flood water earlier this year, left the drain tap undone to air the tank, I have flushed it out but still think i would like to have a good look inside.

If it's like our older Nuevo, there's a large round access cover on the bottom.  I took mine off when we had trouble (which we still are) with the water level sensor, and people said that they get scaled up.  You don't get to see much, but I held a small camera through the opening and took a couple of photos, which showed it to be squeaky clean (and I mean surprisingly spotless).  I'm not sure what more you would get to see by removing the tank, or perhaps you were planning to replace it.  I'm sure you can get cleaning stuff to use - not sure of the trade names, but I can bet someone will know.

All installations are slightly different. An access hatch in the bottom is not standard, they are therefore rare. There is an access hatch in the top, usually the tank is fixed by two straps hooked to the chassis with a nut holding it up. Bearing in mind there are in and out water pipes and connections for level indication, you should be able to remove say the front nuts and tilt the tank down till you can access the hatch on top. Have some batons or a trolley jack handy so you can support the tank and prevent connections being broken.

I managed to have a crawl underneath and there was no access hatch visable but the straps were present so will have a go at undoing the front couple and see if there is a hatch ontop, thanks for the help, its not really the organic material which can be removed by flushing, its the fine sediment which could damage the pump, Thanks again

I wonder if you've already on the case. Not a coachbuilt but I had to remove the fresh water tank on our previous van, a Duetto. The drain tap broke so I needed to drop the tank to fit a replacement tap. There needs to be a hatch to enable a hand to get inside the tank, to get to the screw on the inside. It all went well, forgive my memory, at my age (over 70) I only remember now that I need to remember. I assume I supported the tank with one of my scissor or bottle jacks, letting it slowly down, no problems or I would have remembered.

to remove the tank you will need to disconnect the water level wiring the tank blanket and the element. to remove the feed water pipe push the pipe into the fitting and hold a spanner against the release ring then pull the pipe out . when you remove the tank you will find the large hatch on the top