Water pump runs continually

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Can you post pictures or something? Might be a bad seal, the filter is not screwed on tight enough, or something completely different. You will need pictures for people to understand what you are describing.

Well now we are back to our original problem. When we turn the city water faucet on it leaks out around where the water filter is. I’m sure there is probably some kind of tank there but I don’t know what it is called.
I forgot that was why we turned the faucet off.

Thermoguy wrote:
I am unfamiliar with your rig, but if you are connected to city water, turn your pump off. You only use your pump when you are not connected and using your fresh water tank. By hooking to city water, you bypass your pump and water tank.

This solved the problem. We are newbies so thanks for your patience

Problem solved!! I was right. User error

Thank you all for the responses

I am unfamiliar with your rig, but if you are connected to city water, turn your pump off. You only use your pump when you are not connected and using your fresh water tank. By hooking to city water, you bypass your pump and water tank.

dougrainer wrote:
The most common cause of this type problem is, you have your City Water tank fill valve OPEN. This will cause the pump to continually recycle the water. I also assume it will turn OFF when requested to do so? From the Pump On/Off switch?. Now, if you are connected to City Water and that valve is left open, your fresh tank will overflow. You are new to the forum. ALWAYS, list Year/Make/Model/Chassis of RV when posting. Or put this info in your profile. Doug

Liste the info I could in the profile. Some of their selections are outdated and don’t have years past 2020

Verify the fill valve is in the run position, if equipped.

A few basic questions

Is there ample water in the fresh tank?
Are you allowing enough run time to fill water heater?
Is the valve for winterizing in the proper position?
Are you opening a single faucet to allow air to escape?

A knowledgeable friend, with more RV experience may be able to help with diagnosis, rather than taking to dealer.

Jerry