โSep-03-2013 07:39 AM
โSep-03-2013 07:49 PM
louiskathy wrote:
Ours got clogged with sand three years ago in CA. Never did get it to work after that. How do we know it's sand? We filter the water prior to it coming into the rig but we never thought about filtering the water when we flush the tanks. Duh. The filters were full of sand so it's a no brainer that the sprayer got clogged at the same campground.
โSep-03-2013 05:22 PM
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โSep-03-2013 09:00 AM
thomasmnile wrote:
EDIT: The "vacuum breaker" you speak of, is that the back flow preventer? How do you disconnect it? On our Jayco, that thing is connected to the Pex tubing with crimp connectors. If I was to remove it, I'd be staring at two tubing ends. Did you remove it from the tubing and "bridge" the gap somehow?
โSep-03-2013 07:47 AM
โSep-03-2013 07:41 AM
bob2j8 wrote:
I hooked up my black tank sprayer this weekend to flush, and absolutely no water was getting through to the tank. I've used this sprayer many times, but this weekend, nothing. I'm thinking it must be clogged or something. I even disconnected the vacuum breaker under the bathroom vanity and hooked it up directly to the outside hose bib, as well as hooking it up to my city water hose when I got home yesterday. Still nothing. its like the line has been completely blocked. I'm at a loss as to why this would happen. The trouble now is that my underbelly is enclosed and I have to remove a bunch of stuff just to be able to get to the sprayer. If anybody has any tips, please let me know.