I am struggling with attempting to reconnect the PEX plumbing pipe to one check valve on the water heater in my 2007 Itasca Navion. Access is through the removable floor in the pantry next to the fridge, which pantry is just wide enough for me to re...
The water heater in my 2007 Itasca Navion has brass check valves in and out, with 1/2" pipe thread. The plumbing is mainly PEX, and the PEX seals to the check valves with a conical plastic gasket, held in place by a nut that threads on. There's no ...
The freshwater pump in our RV (2007 Itasca Navion) stopped holding pressure - it would run up to pressure, stop, then cycle every 15-20 seconds (estimated; never timed on the old pump). Based on advice here and at Winnebago, I bought a new pump and ...
When I drained the water from the RV last year, I noticed some soft white sediment on the pipe plug for the water heater drain. I said to myself, "I should flush the water heater next time I drain it." Then, of course, I stopped thinking about it, ...
Two questions on our 2007 Itasca Navion. I've asked these questions of Winnebago Friday, and will surely hear back next week, but I'll appreciate hearing from the brain trust here, too. Later edit: I talked with a Winnebago rep yesterday and got so...
As it turned out, the plywood was only marginally glued to the 1x2-ish framing (at least they used some sort of harder-than-pine wood); so it will probably have more structural strength after I finish installing the 1/4" plywood cover with suitable s...
Thanks. I can see what's there - the answer being "air," with plenty of room before I encounter anything. Time to go look it over again and decide on my approach. Or maybe this time, the nut will decide to go on.
Thanks to both of you. I was pretty darned sure I didn't need to tape it; you've reassured me.And the fittings in question are accessible, if that's the word, through either an access hatch that's 9" by 9" or the base of the closet (removing the flo...
Continuing to be stumped. The cycling time is now down to three seconds! The parts house refuses to consider that the pump might be defective.Has anyone had any experience with a company named USA Adventure Gear? They have a pump, comparable in pr...
