Water pressure discrepancy mystery
Here's a puzzler; After letting my TT sit in the storage yard for 6 months, except when I took it to have the roof re-sealed, I put it on the road for our summer snowbirding. All systems checked...
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Considering it's only the one faucet, and the kitchen at that, more than likely it's the aerator at the end of the faucet. Unscrew it and clean the screen out. Better yet, take it off, and turn the water on at the faucet. I bet it spits out pretty fast again. Considering your camper sat for some time, it's possible the screen rusted over and then gunked up. Or, the higher pressure broke some crud loose in the plumbing lines, and it stopped at the aerator screen, causing a clog, thus a slow flow. Try it. See if that's what it is.
FYI, I just removed mine completely from my kitchen faucet. It ran slow all the time, from day 1. Taking it off, water flows free. The hole the water runs through is so tiny, it's a wonder any water makes it through. I think whoever made the faucet put a defective end on the faucet. So, rather than sweating over it, I just removed it. Done! Simple solution.
FYI, I just removed mine completely from my kitchen faucet. It ran slow all the time, from day 1. Taking it off, water flows free. The hole the water runs through is so tiny, it's a wonder any water makes it through. I think whoever made the faucet put a defective end on the faucet. So, rather than sweating over it, I just removed it. Done! Simple solution.
