Grey Tank Filling
We are first time fifth wheel owners and have a 2022 Keystone Sprinter 32BH we bought three weeks ago and has a 44 gallon gray water tank. We left our camper connected to water, power and sewage when...
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OK, couple of things here --
1st - NEVER leave your RV for a few days with water hoked to it.... If you had a leak it could have been catastrophic..
When I leave my RV un attended for a period of time I do the following: unhook the water line and shut off the water.. shut off the water heater... CLOSE all tanks.. put slides in ( optional in my eyes )
2nd - was/is there actually 2/3 of water in the tank? Or are you going off the gauge.. If your going off the gauge, they are wrong99% of the time
IF you are telling us that you have no standing water, no dripping water, I would assume that the gauges are just covered with slime
1st - NEVER leave your RV for a few days with water hoked to it.... If you had a leak it could have been catastrophic..
When I leave my RV un attended for a period of time I do the following: unhook the water line and shut off the water.. shut off the water heater... CLOSE all tanks.. put slides in ( optional in my eyes )
2nd - was/is there actually 2/3 of water in the tank? Or are you going off the gauge.. If your going off the gauge, they are wrong99% of the time
IF you are telling us that you have no standing water, no dripping water, I would assume that the gauges are just covered with slime
