Water leak
This a shot in the dark. Someone would need to have a MH like mine to be able to know what I am taking about. I have a leak in the back bed room under the bottom drawer next to the closet. If you are ...
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ksg5000 wrote:
You can eliminate internal water line leak by disconnecting from shore water and keep the water pump on ... if it occasionally cycles on you have a leak in the water system (outside shower, fitting etc).
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If it's not a leak in the plumbing system then have the rig pressure tested - only cost about $100 or so - life short and leaks are tough to find. Just my 02.
This is a good recommendation. I had a spot at the head of the bed where the carpet was getting wet and thought it was the slide leaking. Turns out it was the water line connector on the tub/shower. The water was just running forward along the wall and eventually got the carpet wet.
Is the head of your bed in the slide? Mine is and along the floor against the wall is carpeted trim that just has a couple of screws holding it in place. They were hidden in the carpet, but if you find them you can remove them. For me, under there were water lines, the shower drain and the propane line to the water heater. That was interesting to find, but not where the problem was!
