larrybell
03-20-2008, 11:54 AM
I write this posting with the thought of helping someone else. I was "de-winterizing" my 2002 Sun Voyager today, and I had refilled the water system.
I vented the faucets in the bathroom, the shower, and flushed to commode to remove air from the lines. Then I went to the galley. I got flow from the filtered supply, but there was just a trickle of flow from the kitchen sink faucets.
I went out side and looked for leaks, verified that I had flow through the fill hose. I also verified that the freshwater tank had level, and I ran the pump. I thought that if a leak was present, the pump should remain on or frequently cycle.
I must have looked for problems for about 10 minutes before I thought to check the areator nozzle on the kitchen sink. Debris from the "winterization" blow had plugged the nozzle and was the cause of the trickle of flow.
I guess the Good Lord looks after RV owners.
I vented the faucets in the bathroom, the shower, and flushed to commode to remove air from the lines. Then I went to the galley. I got flow from the filtered supply, but there was just a trickle of flow from the kitchen sink faucets.
I went out side and looked for leaks, verified that I had flow through the fill hose. I also verified that the freshwater tank had level, and I ran the pump. I thought that if a leak was present, the pump should remain on or frequently cycle.
I must have looked for problems for about 10 minutes before I thought to check the areator nozzle on the kitchen sink. Debris from the "winterization" blow had plugged the nozzle and was the cause of the trickle of flow.
I guess the Good Lord looks after RV owners.