Plumbing advice
Hi.
I recently purchased a 1994 Dreamer, by Alpenlite, that has seen better days.
I have been able to use the kitchen sink whilst attached to running water, but have found that the bathroom sink backs up into the shower. Doing an inspection with a fellow handyman that included a superficial overview and later a pipe camera, it appears that both run into the grey tank independently, ruling out a plug-up in a shared pipe as I'd usually assume to be the case.
Local services have waiting lists into the spring, and the best free advice I could get was, "You have a plug. You're just gonna have to find it." Well, obviously, but my detective skills are stumped. Hoping to get some advice on where to look and what to do.
Thanks!
GH
I recently purchased a 1994 Dreamer, by Alpenlite, that has seen better days.
I have been able to use the kitchen sink whilst attached to running water, but have found that the bathroom sink backs up into the shower. Doing an inspection with a fellow handyman that included a superficial overview and later a pipe camera, it appears that both run into the grey tank independently, ruling out a plug-up in a shared pipe as I'd usually assume to be the case.
Local services have waiting lists into the spring, and the best free advice I could get was, "You have a plug. You're just gonna have to find it." Well, obviously, but my detective skills are stumped. Hoping to get some advice on where to look and what to do.
Thanks!
GH
