Ice maker line leaking

We were able to find the shut off valve. It was behind the rear tire as suggested by B.O. Thanks for helping. We may just leave this shut off.

Since we have never drank the campground water and use bottles, we disconnected the icemaker line the day it came home.
I just buy a bag of ice and pour it into the icemaker.

This is a major problem waiting to happen on these trailers. Like you, we have a residential fridge in our Cardinal with icemaker, and through the door water. Love it. But....I can see that a lot of people will have problems with that thin waterline freezing. That line goes out of the heated basement, into the outside to re-enter the slide with the rest of the electric, gas, and tv coax. If you do not winterize it correctly, or dewinterize before freezing season if over, with the assumption that you'll just run a heater to keep the trailer above freezing, that approx. 6' of thin line is subject to the elements and splitting if it freezes.

I'll be dewinterizing our's next week in preparation for spring break trip, but I'll not flush the antifreeze out of this line until May/June time frame. I may need to come up with some sort of low-pressure pump that I can plumb onto that line to be able to winterize just that line as needed.

The shutoff valve in our cardinal is in the water bay, and is a simple push/pull valve.

Some models did not come with shut off valves.
The line and valve on our Big Horn is located under the kitchen sink.
The line runs outside the frame to a low point drain which some
may mistake for a shut off valve.
It is a common, but expensive headache to deal with until
you get it properly set up

I was told the shut off for my Cedar Creek is a push pull valve located near the street side rear wheel underneath. It supposed to be near the low point drain for the fridge. Haven't looked for mine yet, but I want to shut my ice maker off too. Have no use for it at all, just takes up room.

B.O.

We are not getting the dealer to fix the issue. Just to tell us where the valve is. We don't need the ice maker now, we just want to be able to turn on the water with no leaks.

stickdog wrote:
What I've learned about RVing be handy or have plenty of plastic in your wallet

LOL, I don't think truer words have been spoken on this site! Most times it's a very enjoyable hobby but it certainly can be frustrating and expensive at times! :B

What I've learned about RVing be handy or have plenty of plastic in your wallet

Thank you for the suggestions. We looked at all the places mentioned above and still could not find the shut off valve. We will call our dealer tomorrow.

I would be opening up the access panel that goes to your wet bay. Hopefully there is a shut off valve in behind by the hot water tank and outside shower/plumbing area.

Daryll