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HamRad · 11-28-2005, 02:09 AM

On our last trip.... all of 100 miles.... we noticed a wet kitchen floor when we arrived at RV park. Thought sure we had broken a water line. But as we started to investigate we found the drain connections under the sink had worked loose.

The water supply connections all seemed tight and had no water on them. The reason the floor and carpet was so wet was because we had the water pump in the ON position and the kitchen faucet must have been ON just a little bit. If it had been OFF we probably wouldn't have noticed the leak. But it also points out the problem of traveling with the water pump switch in the ON setting.

So we're adding to our "check often" list the connections under the sinks. With all the bumping that goes on with our rigs I'm surprised it took 4 years to show up!

HamRad

11-28-2005, 02:09 AM	#1
HamRad Montana Master Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Bakersfield Posts: 5,316 M.O.C. #15	Kitchen Floor Wet! On our last trip.... all of 100 miles.... we noticed a wet kitchen floor when we arrived at RV park. Thought sure we had broken a water line. But as we started to investigate we found the drain connections under the sink had worked loose. The water supply connections all seemed tight and had no water on them. The reason the floor and carpet was so wet was because we had the water pump in the ON position and the kitchen faucet must have been ON just a little bit. If it had been OFF we probably wouldn't have noticed the leak. But it also points out the problem of traveling with the water pump switch in the ON setting. So we're adding to our "check often" list the connections under the sinks. With all the bumping that goes on with our rigs I'm surprised it took 4 years to show up! HamRad