Need help with water system question, 88 pt40 96"

[hodakaguy]

We have been running our 88 pt40 on dirrect hook up water with 40psi
for around a month now, yesterday the water pressure dropped very low
in the coach. The inlet psi is still 40. If we turn the pump on we
have lots of pressure. With the pump off we will have pressure for
just a second when you first open something up and then it drops off
rapidly. If we kick the electric air compressor on we will get
pressure for a second and then air blowing through the lines. Is the
air compressor tied into the fresh water somewhere? The switch next
to the fresh water connection is not on fill. Could a solenoid be
stuck? Where shoud I start looking. Thanks in advance for the help.

Tom C. Wa state

[erniecarpet@...]

tom, did someone flip the switch at the base of the bed for purging the
system? ernie


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[randydupree]

it sounds like the air purge switch in the bedroom is on,allowing air into your
pipes.randydupree93wb
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Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Need help with water system question, 88 pt40 96"


We have been running our 88 pt40 on dirrect hook up water with 40psi
for around a month now, yesterday the water pressure dropped very low
in the coach. The inlet psi is still 40. If we turn the pump on we
have lots of pressure. With the pump off we will have pressure for
just a second when you first open something up and then it drops off
rapidly. If we kick the electric air compressor on we will get
pressure for a second and then air blowing through the lines. Is the
air compressor tied into the fresh water somewhere? The switch next
to the fresh water connection is not on fill. Could a solenoid be
stuck? Where shoud I start looking. Thanks in advance for the help.

Tom C. Wa state





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[hodakaguy]

Thanks, it was a combo of a couple problems. The switch was turned
on so that was a easy fix. The low water pressure problem ended up
being a bad water pressure requlator at the hose connection. I like
fixes like this. Thanks agian. Tom C.


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wrote:
> it sounds like the air purge switch in the bedroom is on,allowing
air into your pipes.randydupree93wb
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: hodakaguy
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 2:51 PM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Need help with water system
question, 88 pt40 96"
>
>
> We have been running our 88 pt40 on dirrect hook up water with
40psi
> for around a month now, yesterday the water pressure dropped
very low
> in the coach. The inlet psi is still 40. If we turn the pump
on we
> have lots of pressure. With the pump off we will have pressure
for
> just a second when you first open something up and then it drops
off
> rapidly. If we kick the electric air compressor on we will get
> pressure for a second and then air blowing through the lines.
Is the
> air compressor tied into the fresh water somewhere? The switch
next
> to the fresh water connection is not on fill. Could a solenoid
be
> stuck? Where shoud I start looking. Thanks in advance for the
help.
>
> Tom C. Wa state
>
>
>
>
>
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