12 Volt Water Pump Keeps Running
This has not been my week for trailer repairs, lot of little things to fix. So far the repairs I have made are working out fine but there is always that one item. For some reason the water pump is ...
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myrvhasnotv wrote:When I dewinterize in the spring, I remove the screens to flush out the antifreeze. I soak the screens in undiluted white vinegar for an hour or so to clean them, as well. For the two springs I have done this, there was a little sediment in the screens. The first spring was the worst, as I don't think the previous owner ever removed the screens.
My new TT had low pressure. It was plastic junk left in the lines from the build. Take off all the screens at the faucets and shower plus the low point drains and run city water to try to clean the lines.
I use one of those Camco in-line water filters (that you attach to the hose bib at the camp site) both at the camp site, and at home when filling the fresh water tank. But sediment still comes from somewhere. Not a lot, but it is still there.
