Reply to "IRVWPC - Intelligent RV Water Pump Controller"

Doug, aka Atchafalaya ManThe A-Man FreeLOAderKing of LOALifetime MemberTrailmaster

@Scott V posted:
maybe I've got a leaky water heater check valve.

Another sneaky leak that can make your water pump burp every hour or so is a leaking check-valve in the city-water hose connection on the outside of the rig.

It might only drip a few drops over time but if you are in a very dry climate, it may evaporate before you can notice it.

The quick fix for that, rather than changing out the whole valve/connector, is screwing in a plastic water hose fitting 'plug' to form a physical barrier to keep it from dripping on the ground. Not a bad idea anyway to keep dirt out of your system when not connected to city water.

2/25/2310:42 PM

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