Leaking shower

Does it have a service door under the faucet if so I have seen a crack in the lid cause a leak..The other is the jam nut on the drain is loose when you step on the pan it leaks

Check the caulking around the door track at the bottom. Had this issue in a TT & it turned out there was a ton of caulk at one end and almost none at the other. Made a puddle in the floor until we figured it out.

When we purchased ours 32QBBS, (fifth wheel) it was used and the previous owner said he had a heck of a time with the shower leaking. He said it had leaked since he had purchased it, but not every time, and he had it in the shop 4 different times, he had caulked, etc. We opened up the access panel, which was located under the shower in the living area and found a small crack in the drain pipe. Replaced the drain pipe and it has been dry as a bone since then.

Caulking should be done on the outside of the shower door frame and not on the inside for a simple reason; if any water gets into the frame, its supposed to run back into the shower. If that path is closed, the frame will rot or flood.

Thanks for the tips, stopping by the dealer next week

My forest River Micro lite does the same thing. I have watched it with the shower running and do see any water, but when I open the shower door is really comes out, I am presuming off of the track on the door. I have just settled for a towel by the shower.

Houston Remodeler wrote:
Caulking should be done on the outside of the shower door frame and not on the inside for a simple reason; if any water gets into the frame, its supposed to run back into the shower. If that path is closed, the frame will rot or flood.

None of mine including the present one have been caulked on the outside. The pan is plastic and the doors and the sides are metal, so it can't rot anyway. Plus I can't access 2 sides of it on the outside.