Water Leak In Bedroom, drat!!

[nelsons]

Hello Liz,
I also had the same problem with a 94 WB. I decided to put a Heater bypass in at
the time of the repair.
By the way what is a WOG?

Thanks
Nelson Slinkman 94 40wb
Westminster, Md

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth" wrote:
>
> Howdy, Rick.
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Rick Davis
> wrote:
> >
> > Liz, my leak was from the series of CPVC (or is it PV?)(anyway,
> the gray stuff) fittings going to the water heater. Â
> If yours is like mine, cut all that mess out starting from the brass
> fitting at the heater, back to a point a foot or so on the pipe
> running along side the bed. Glue a 3/4" male fitting on theÂ
> pipe run. Then join with a two foot length of 3/4"
> stainless flex line purchased from a plumbing supply house. It has
> the 3/4" female fittings on it already.  They are proud of
> it, running $20 or so each, but it can't be kinked and allows you to run
> it around the obstructions. I couldn't find it at Homey
> Despot. Ask for house water heater connection piping. Â
> While at it, I did both the incoming and outgoing lines. Sorry for
> the cumbersome description. I have pics somewhere, but am on the
> road at the moment.
> > Rick Davis
> > 1993 WLSA
> > Loudon, TN (at BATB-Myrtle Beach)
> >
> I found the pics that you posted on the WOG and copied them to my
> computer. Thanks again,
> Liz
>
> Jack and Liz
> 1993 WBWL
> Dhanis, TX for now
>