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what is this? - Rose Mary - 09-01-2005 09:41
was planning on heading out today but now for some reason water pump
isn't working. drat...thought we were set to go. Hope I didn't burn it
up, had let the water get down so I could add fresh (don't think it was
left on but it could have been)
anyway no pumping water, tho of course when I am connected to water it
flows, just not certain we will have a water connection where we are
going.
I am hearing a hiss and when I uncovered the water tank & heater found
a round item next to the wall (about 3" long and 2 " diameter, which is
black, red & silver) the hiss seems to be coming from it. When I put my
finger underneath it I can feel the air, there is an opening about the
size of the end of finger.....
I took a digital pic but haven't managed to get it uploaded to this
site.....
help?
Rose Mary
82 FC 33
Oregon
what is this? - Tom Warner - 09-01-2005 11:47
The item you are seeing is the electric valve the directs chassis air into
the freshwater line to blow out the water for winterization. next to the
bed is a drop down door and inside is a switch to turn that valve on and
off. Turn it to off. Also there should be instructions on the drop down
door to tell you that during normal operation the two knobs should be in a
certain posititon. Close the top one and open the bottom one. Then go in
the bathroom and under the sink there is another drop down door. There is a
ball valve with a handle on it. Pull it out so it is perpendicular to the
pipes. Then go outside at the drivers rear of the coach and there is
another door that opens to reveal the fresh water input, electrical
connections etc. There is a switch there, turn it to off. This closes the
sporlan valve that is on the floor near the valve you show as "what is
this". Now you should be able to pump water.
tom
1982 FC35
Vernon Center,NY
tAt 09:41 PM 9/1/2005 +0000, you wrote:
>was planning on heading out today but now for some reason water pump
>isn't working. drat...thought we were set to go. Hope I didn't burn it
>up, had let the water get down so I could add fresh (don't think it was
>left on but it could have been)
>anyway no pumping water, tho of course when I am connected to water it
>flows, just not certain we will have a water connection where we are
>going.
>I am hearing a hiss and when I uncovered the water tank & heater found
>a round item next to the wall (about 3" long and 2 " diameter, which is
>black, red & silver) the hiss seems to be coming from it. When I put my
>finger underneath it I can feel the air, there is an opening about the
>size of the end of finger.....
>I took a digital pic but haven't managed to get it uploaded to this
>site.....
>help?
>Rose Mary
>82 FC 33
>Oregon
>
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what is this? - Rose Mary - 09-01-2005 12:05
Tom
the outside fill switch is off, had it on when I put water in,
haven't changed anything else, where is the water pump, it may have
been on when the coach was low on water. Thought it was off but...
Rose Mary
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Tom Warner
wrote:
> The item you are seeing is the electric valve the directs chassis
air into
> the freshwater line to blow out the water for winterization. next
to the
> bed is a drop down door and inside is a switch to turn that valve
on and
> off. Turn it to off. Also there should be instructions on the drop
down
> door to tell you that during normal operation the two knobs should
be in a
> certain posititon. Close the top one and open the bottom one. Then
go in
> the bathroom and under the sink there is another drop down door.
There is a
> ball valve with a handle on it. Pull it out so it is perpendicular
to the
> pipes. Then go outside at the drivers rear of the coach and there
is
> another door that opens to reveal the fresh water input, electrical
> connections etc. There is a switch there, turn it to off. This
closes the
> sporlan valve that is on the floor near the valve you show as "what
is
> this". Now you should be able to pump water.
>
> tom
> 1982 FC35
> Vernon Center,NY
>
> tAt 09:41 PM 9/1/2005 +0000, you wrote:
> >was planning on heading out today but now for some reason water
pump
> >isn't working. drat...thought we were set to go. Hope I didn't
burn it
> >up, had let the water get down so I could add fresh (don't think
it was
> >left on but it could have been)
> >anyway no pumping water, tho of course when I am connected to
water it
> >flows, just not certain we will have a water connection where we
are
> >going.
> >I am hearing a hiss and when I uncovered the water tank & heater
found
> >a round item next to the wall (about 3" long and 2 " diameter,
which is
> >black, red & silver) the hiss seems to be coming from it. When I
put my
> >finger underneath it I can feel the air, there is an opening about
the
> >size of the end of finger.....
> >I took a digital pic but haven't managed to get it uploaded to this
> >site.....
> >help?
> >Rose Mary
> >82 FC 33
> >Oregon
> >
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what is this? - Tom Warner - 09-01-2005 13:35
If yours is a sidebath then the water pump is under the kitchen sink.
Remove the drawer and shelves and you should find a removable panel in the
back, remove it. The pump is in the rear by the wall. If you have the
original design pump (quite expensive and one of the best pumps on the
market) you can run it dry with no ill effects. You didnt say that you had
the other valves in the correct position?
Does the pump even run? You should hear it under the sink. If it is not
running its possible you blew the fuse.
tom
1982 FC35
Vernon Center,NY
At 12:05 AM 9/2/2005 +0000, you wrote:
>Tom
>the outside fill switch is off, had it on when I put water in,
>haven't changed anything else, where is the water pump, it may have
>been on when the coach was low on water. Thought it was off but...
>Rose Mary
>--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Tom Warner
>wrote:
> > The item you are seeing is the electric valve the directs chassis
>air into
> > the freshwater line to blow out the water for winterization. next
>to the
> > bed is a drop down door and inside is a switch to turn that valve
>on and
> > off. Turn it to off. Also there should be instructions on the drop
>down
> > door to tell you that during normal operation the two knobs should
>be in a
> > certain posititon. Close the top one and open the bottom one. Then
>go in
> > the bathroom and under the sink there is another drop down door.
>There is a
> > ball valve with a handle on it. Pull it out so it is perpendicular
>to the
> > pipes. Then go outside at the drivers rear of the coach and there
>is
> > another door that opens to reveal the fresh water input, electrical
> > connections etc. There is a switch there, turn it to off. This
>closes the
> > sporlan valve that is on the floor near the valve you show as "what
>is
> > this". Now you should be able to pump water.
> >
> > tom
> > 1982 FC35
> > Vernon Center,NY
> >
> > tAt 09:41 PM 9/1/2005 +0000, you wrote:
> > >was planning on heading out today but now for some reason water
>pump
> > >isn't working. drat...thought we were set to go. Hope I didn't
>burn it
> > >up, had let the water get down so I could add fresh (don't think
>it was
> > >left on but it could have been)
> > >anyway no pumping water, tho of course when I am connected to
>water it
> > >flows, just not certain we will have a water connection where we
>are
> > >going.
> > >I am hearing a hiss and when I uncovered the water tank & heater
>found
> > >a round item next to the wall (about 3" long and 2 " diameter,
>which is
> > >black, red & silver) the hiss seems to be coming from it. When I
>put my
> > >finger underneath it I can feel the air, there is an opening about
>the
> > >size of the end of finger.....
> > >I took a digital pic but haven't managed to get it uploaded to this
> > >site.....
> > >help?
> > >Rose Mary
> > >82 FC 33
> > >Oregon
> > >
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what is this? - Rose Mary - 09-01-2005 14:34
Yes, all the valves are in the correct position, the pump makes no
sound, where would its fuse be?
The coach is a side bath
thank you
Rose Mary
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Tom Warner
wrote:
> If yours is a sidebath then the water pump is under the kitchen
sink.
> Remove the drawer and shelves and you should find a removable
panel in the
> back, remove it. The pump is in the rear by the wall. If you have
the
> original design pump (quite expensive and one of the best pumps on
the
> market) you can run it dry with no ill effects. You didnt say that
you had
> the other valves in the correct position?
>
> Does the pump even run? You should hear it under the sink. If it is
not
> running its possible you blew the fuse.
>
> tom
> 1982 FC35
> Vernon Center,NY
>
> At 12:05 AM 9/2/2005 +0000, you wrote:
> >Tom
> >the outside fill switch is off, had it on when I put water in,
> >haven't changed anything else, where is the water pump, it may have
> >been on when the coach was low on water. Thought it was off but...
> >Rose Mary
> >--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Tom Warner
> >wrote:
> > > The item you are seeing is the electric valve the directs
chassis
> >air into
> > > the freshwater line to blow out the water for winterization.
next
> >to the
> > > bed is a drop down door and inside is a switch to turn that
valve
> >on and
> > > off. Turn it to off. Also there should be instructions on the
drop
> >down
> > > door to tell you that during normal operation the two knobs
should
> >be in a
> > > certain posititon. Close the top one and open the bottom one.
Then
> >go in
> > > the bathroom and under the sink there is another drop down door.
> >There is a
> > > ball valve with a handle on it. Pull it out so it is
perpendicular
> >to the
> > > pipes. Then go outside at the drivers rear of the coach and
there
> >is
> > > another door that opens to reveal the fresh water input,
electrical
> > > connections etc. There is a switch there, turn it to off. This
> >closes the
> > > sporlan valve that is on the floor near the valve you show
as "what
> >is
> > > this". Now you should be able to pump water.
> > >
> > > tom
> > > 1982 FC35
> > > Vernon Center,NY
> > >
> > > tAt 09:41 PM 9/1/2005 +0000, you wrote:
> > > >was planning on heading out today but now for some reason water
> >pump
> > > >isn't working. drat...thought we were set to go. Hope I didn't
> >burn it
> > > >up, had let the water get down so I could add fresh (don't
think
> >it was
> > > >left on but it could have been)
> > > >anyway no pumping water, tho of course when I am connected to
> >water it
> > > >flows, just not certain we will have a water connection where
we
> >are
> > > >going.
> > > >I am hearing a hiss and when I uncovered the water tank &
heater
> >found
> > > >a round item next to the wall (about 3" long and 2 " diameter,
> >which is
> > > >black, red & silver) the hiss seems to be coming from it. When
I
> >put my
> > > >finger underneath it I can feel the air, there is an opening
about
> >the
> > > >size of the end of finger.....
> > > >I took a digital pic but haven't managed to get it uploaded to
this
> > > >site.....
> > > >help?
> > > >Rose Mary
> > > >82 FC 33
> > > >Oregon
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