Low water pressure and toilet won't shut off.
The long weekend is almost here and the CG has been filling up quickly and will be fully booked by tonight. Water pressure has been okay for the past couple of days but now it is down to about 12 psi as showing on 2 permanent pressure gauges we have inside (one before & one after regulator).
Water out of the faucets is just a dribble. For some reason, the toilet valve won't fully close and stop the flow of water into the bowl. In a few minutes it fills the bowl up to overflowing and will overflow unless we shut the supply off.
Is the toilet not shutting off a symptom of low pressure or do we now have a faulty toilet valve on our hands? It'd probably be a couple of hours round trip at least to a nearby RV parts vendor and the traffic out there is getting pretty bad in Bend, Or. We're out of here tomorrow but there won't be an RV shop along the way AFAIK.
We're on a long road trip through 8 states and yesterday both our TVs stopped working and it seems to be that the Sensarpro signal finder has packed it in. Last week the battery died and the converter had to be replaced. I just don't understand why this stuff happens on a road trip instead of one of the many weekend trips we do.
Water out of the faucets is just a dribble. For some reason, the toilet valve won't fully close and stop the flow of water into the bowl. In a few minutes it fills the bowl up to overflowing and will overflow unless we shut the supply off.
Is the toilet not shutting off a symptom of low pressure or do we now have a faulty toilet valve on our hands? It'd probably be a couple of hours round trip at least to a nearby RV parts vendor and the traffic out there is getting pretty bad in Bend, Or. We're out of here tomorrow but there won't be an RV shop along the way AFAIK.
We're on a long road trip through 8 states and yesterday both our TVs stopped working and it seems to be that the Sensarpro signal finder has packed it in. Last week the battery died and the converter had to be replaced. I just don't understand why this stuff happens on a road trip instead of one of the many weekend trips we do.
