Fresh water fill

Yes the whole house filter could be clogged.

our water pump get its water from the tank, the city water comes thru the whole house filter.
our fill valve must be in the closed position to get city water into the house system.

does your tank fill have a automatic shut off ?

You must have the water selector valve in the wrong position, should be on city water in your wet bay, ck the manual for operation.

See if your whole house filter has a bypass valve on it. If it does, try turning it to bypass to see if that gives you pressure. That would indicate a plugged up filter if it does.

Fill selector is in correct position (Normal). The whole coach filter is a off-brand, I will check it in the morning.

We have a lever we have to switch from tank to city when we want water from a source other than our tank. It's in our water bay and is NOT by our city connection.

aboeck3 wrote:
Fill selector is in correct position (Normal). The whole coach filter is a off-brand, I will check it in the morning.

In your coach, the pump, if turned on, would run continuously if the selector were not in the normal position.

To see if the whole coach filter is the issue, remove it form the canister and see if you have any pressure while using city water.

If you can fill the tank through the hookup, valve set to fill tank, then the problem would not be the inlet valve.

With my coach, if I can fill the fresh water tank with normal pressure, the problem would not be the filter, since the water goes through the filter on its way to the tank.

Good luck finding the problem and please let us know what the resolution is.

Tom

Yeah what they have said about the WHF.

Ok, dumb question. If my whole coach water filter was in upside down would that cause me to loose water pressure on the city side?

All water coming into your coach should be going through the whole house filter. The water should then be redirected to either the holding tank or to be used directly. If you can fill your tank but not use the water directly I don't see how it could be the filter at issue. I would be considering that the diverter valve must be the issue. Is there also a winterizing valve somewhere? Maybe this is causing some of the problem. Water heater by-pass valve? It just seems like it must be a valve somewhere.

Have you studied your manual diagram for the water system or thought about calling Winnebago cs?