Uh oh! Sprung a leak!
Had our 87 Leprechaun in the driveway last night connected to the hose (with a regulator on it). All was finefor 8 hours, but iI woke up to find a puddle and water dripping out from around the rear ...
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I might take a while to dry out the RV ... I wouldn't spend the money on the humidifier ... electric heater and box fan should suffice.
Your rig should have a switch in the bathroom as well as the kitchen area which controls the water pump. RV water pumps are pressure sensitive and when there is a leak or you turn on the faucet they will start up ... if you have a big leak it will run constantly .. if you have a small leak it will occasionally turn on/off.
If you know anybody who has an RV ask them for help .. experienced RVer should locate the problem quickly. Might ask the prior owner.
Your rig should have a switch in the bathroom as well as the kitchen area which controls the water pump. RV water pumps are pressure sensitive and when there is a leak or you turn on the faucet they will start up ... if you have a big leak it will run constantly .. if you have a small leak it will occasionally turn on/off.
If you know anybody who has an RV ask them for help .. experienced RVer should locate the problem quickly. Might ask the prior owner.
