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I was asking what I did with the shop vac, not the water. Don't have a shop vac now, don't have anywhere in the RV to store it when I am done.

by the way what do u do with the water in the bowel?

When trying to be sarcastic you should really check your spelling.

I figure most everyone has at least a 29$ shop vac;; second off if you can not figure out a simple task of dumping water out on the ground or into the grey tank etc sorry I cant help you then
yes of course your method will work. more time consuming and messy
by the way what do u do with the water in the bowel? give it to goodwill?

usersmanual wrote:

Bill.Satellite wrote:
In the bottom right corner of the front you will see a small access drawer. You can create a make shift funnel with some tape and paper that leads to a large bowl or small bucket. When you open the access door there is a piece you rotate and the water will come running out. That will solve a piece of the puzzle.

or like I have done and suggested several posts back just stick the shop vac down there and suck up the water as it comes out
works great and no mess

So, first you have to go buy a shop vac! After I suck up the water what do I do with it? Give it to Goodwill? I am not claiming mine is the right way as you appear your method to be but mine does work and it is free.

Stranger wrote:
Well, I got the issue fixed.

It's embarrassing, but, it's fixed.

Apparently the cold water valve is malfunctioning. Water was going into the unit when the city water connection was pressurized. 110V or not. Using my inspection camera I found two valves one for Hot water and one for Cold. I turned them both off and resumed with the City Water. No water going into the unit.

Opened the Hot valve, silence. Opened the Hot valve, water sounds. Dang. So, I figure the Hot valve is now broken. No worries, Don't plan on using it anyway.

Now, back to the power issue. No power to the outlet. Get ready to bring in an extension cord and right there staring at me, jumping up and down waving it's arms is a three-way switch that is labeled, "MICROWAVE OFF WASHER/DRYER". I flip it from MICROWAVE to WASHER/DRYER and lo and behold the W/D unit starts working. I change it to "SPIN/DRY" and the tub starts draining. Solved.

Thanks for all the replies and advice.

hey glad u got it solved and I say a good man always admits his mistakes and learns from them
thanks for the update

Well, I got the issue fixed.

It's embarrassing, but, it's fixed.

Apparently the cold water valve is malfunctioning. Water was going into the unit when the city water connection was pressurized. 110V or not. Using my inspection camera I found two valves one for Hot water and one for Cold. I turned them both off and resumed with the City Water. No water going into the unit.

Opened the Hot valve, silence. Opened the Hot valve, water sounds. Dang. So, I figure the Hot valve is now broken. No worries, Don't plan on using it anyway.

Now, back to the power issue. No power to the outlet. Get ready to bring in an extension cord and right there staring at me, jumping up and down waving it's arms is a three-way switch that is labeled, "MICROWAVE OFF WASHER/DRYER". I flip it from MICROWAVE to WASHER/DRYER and lo and behold the W/D unit starts working. I change it to "SPIN/DRY" and the tub starts draining. Solved.

Thanks for all the replies and advice.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
In the bottom right corner of the front you will see a small access drawer. You can create a make shift funnel with some tape and paper that leads to a large bowl or small bucket. When you open the access door there is a piece you rotate and the water will come running out. That will solve a piece of the puzzle.

or like I have done and suggested several posts back just stick the shop vac down there and suck up the water as it comes out
works great and no mess

Stranger wrote:

usersmanual wrote:

the only way that can happen is if its plugged into power and turned on. The door locks when this happens
If you take a shop vac and open the filter drain and suck the water up u can save a mess.once water is out and power off the door will open

Don't have 110 to it. Thinking I didn't properly Winterize the W/D and the inlet valve/valves froze. :M :o

you must have because Door can not lock unless 120V is applied
so if your door is really locked then you have to had voltage to it to make the door lock

In the bottom right corner of the front you will see a small access drawer. You can create a make shift funnel with some tape and paper that leads to a large bowl or small bucket. When you open the access door there is a piece you rotate and the water will come running out. That will solve a piece of the puzzle.

Stranger wrote:

rgatijnet1 wrote:
Here is the owner's manual, which you may already have. Manual
On Winterizing the unit it says to open the drain screen on the bottom right to drain what water remains in the tub.
Not sure that this is a good idea with a half full drum but perhaps there is some way to get a hose in there and siphon or pump the water out.
Perhaps if you lower the drain hose, water may run out.

Thanks, rgatijnet1.

Yes I have the manual. What I don't have is 110V to the plug for the W/D, either on Gen or Shore.

I did, however, find two water valves behind the unit. I used my Fiber Optic camera. I've turned those off. Will now run an extension cord to the unit to see If I can get it to spin and drain.

Later, I will trouble shoot the 110 issue.

Thanks, again.

The washer will have a GFI outlet/circuit breaker. Check to see if any GFI's in your coach have tripped.