Dewinterizing question
Our dealer dropped off our RV at our campground (I’m still working on a fifth wheel hitch solution) in a supposedly winterized state. Wednesday I flushed using city water (long story but haven’t flushed the fresh water tank yet). At the start of the day, the kitchen faucet, like all other fixtures worked. By the time I thawed our the sewer dump and got the hot water heater going, the kitchen faucet had stopped working (hot or cold).
We have a heated insulated basement and we’d let that get a bit too cold so we fired up the furnace and added a space heater think just those two lines were frozen. We added a second space heater yesterday morning. It’s been over 70 in the basement for at least 24 hours but still no water to the kitchen sink.
What could be going on? This is a new to us 2015 Palomino Sabre 34 TBOC 5er. The kitchen faucet is one of those spring loaded ones that you can detach and use as a spray wand. It’s only about 8 ft from the bathroom that works fine. The basement has R14 + R14 radiant insulation.
Thank you,
Jason
We have a heated insulated basement and we’d let that get a bit too cold so we fired up the furnace and added a space heater think just those two lines were frozen. We added a second space heater yesterday morning. It’s been over 70 in the basement for at least 24 hours but still no water to the kitchen sink.
What could be going on? This is a new to us 2015 Palomino Sabre 34 TBOC 5er. The kitchen faucet is one of those spring loaded ones that you can detach and use as a spray wand. It’s only about 8 ft from the bathroom that works fine. The basement has R14 + R14 radiant insulation.
Thank you,
Jason
