Hi everyoneI am attempting a repair and need advise. Bathroom faucet appears to be leaking from the base, with water leaking on top of the bathroom vanity.I called nearest Camping World and they were like bring it in, then said they only sell faucets and not gaskets/parts. I would try fixing it first before replacing the entire faucet (and would even try to do that myself) but really do not know where to look up a part # and where to buy. The trailer is a 2007 Travel Light by R-Design C-21RBH. Appreciate any advise here.

Forget about repairing it....It's probably the original cheap plastic (junk) unit.Go over to Home Depot or Lowe's and pick a better one that you like. Take the old one in so you can check for clearance, sizing, and base plate fit.

I have had very little success repairing a faucet, even if it is a quality S&B faucet. Odds of repairing a RV faucet would be slim to none. As stated above just pick up a new one that fits.

downtheroad wrote:Forget about repairing it....It's probably the original cheap plastic (junk) unit.Go over to Home Depot or Lowe's and pick a better one that you like. Take the old one in so you can check for clearance, sizing, and base plate fit.X2. Do't buy a new RV faucet. You'll pay too much and it will also be junk.One from the HW store will bolt right up.

Install a S&B Moen bathroom faucet. If it leaks or binds up you simply replace the cartridge. Moen also has a top-notch help line-I had a leaky kitchen faucet and they diagnosed the problem and sent me the parts at no charge.

I agree to just replace it. With a 2007, it won' t be anything weird (my bathroom faucet is an old marine style and the holes don't fit anything else) and you can get something you really like for a lot less than trying to fix it.

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Harvey51
Explorer
Sep 04, 2017
Ours also leaks onto the counter, especially at the back.

I have a stick house faucet that looks like it will fit but am reluctant to give up the shower attachment.

I took it all apart a few years ago and replaced the O rings. I think it improved for a year or so. I do remember it was quite complicated and tricky to put back together. I hope you will find a better fix and post it here!
doxiemom11
Explorer II
Sep 05, 2017
We just replaced our kitchen one for the same reason. Just go to one of the big box stores a buy a new one.
Dirtclods
Explorer
Sep 10, 2017
Harvey51 -(said) replaced the O rings 2nd that!

(appears to be leaking from the base) have you attempted to tighten up the lines underneath the sink.
Kostyan
Explorer
Sep 10, 2017
Update. Was unable to disassemble the faucet to remove o-rings because caps on too of handled appeared to be nonremovable. So went to home depot and got veey simular $12. Removal and install were very simple.
TakingThe5th
Explorer
Sep 10, 2017
Harvey51 wrote:
Ours also leaks onto the counter, especially at the back.

I have a stick house faucet that looks like it will fit but am reluctant to give up the shower attachment.

I took it all apart a few years ago and replaced the O rings. I think it improved for a year or so. I do remember it was quite complicated and tricky to put back together. I hope you will find a better fix and post it here!

I wonder if you could install a kitchen faucet with a sprayer and modify the sprayer with a shower head. Just saying ...
soren
Explorer
Sep 11, 2017
TakingThe5th wrote:
Harvey51 wrote:
Ours also leaks onto the counter, especially at the back.

I have a stick house faucet that looks like it will fit but am reluctant to give up the shower attachment.

I took it all apart a few years ago and replaced the O rings. I think it improved for a year or so. I do remember it was quite complicated and tricky to put back together. I hope you will find a better fix and post it here!

I wonder if you could install a kitchen faucet with a sprayer and modify the sprayer with a shower head. Just saying ...

Probably not. Typical two handle kitchen faucet is 8" on center, bath is 4", so stuffed into that corner on a 45* angle, my guess is that it wouldn't work, since it's too long. Might be a great idea in other similar applications, though.
Harvey51
Explorer
Sep 14, 2017
Good idea, TakingTheFifth. I must check the spacing.
Fisherman
Explorer
Oct 01, 2017
soren wrote:
Fisherman wrote:
If you're going to throw it away, you may as well tell him to go big and just buy a new trailer. Never hurts to just change the rubber O rings and learn something.

Have you ever disassembled one of these half pound, all plastic pieces of chrome plated garbage? Probably not, since many of them are just glued together and unrepairable. They are simply not worth plaguing yourself with. They can't cost the trailer manufacturer more than five bucks a piece, and every time they break, the parts are way more than the POS is worth. A decent, sale priced faucet from any big box store is a far better way to handle this issue.

Yes I have replaced both the bathroom and kitchen faucet "O" rings on the upper stem which prevents leakage coming from under the handle. The flat washers on the base get changed too to prevent leakage.
BarneyS
Explorer III
Oct 01, 2017
Moved to Tech Issues forum from DIY.
SaltiDawg
Explorer
Oct 01, 2017
Google on - bathroom faucet with sprayer - you'll find 4" centers and sprayer. One even offers a second hose connection for your RV Bidet.

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