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Water system 177SE
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July 22, 2018
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Our first trip this season and we are completely flummoxed by the water system.  The pump is running but nothing coming through faucets etc.  The pump works when using the winterizing tail to suck up water from a bucket and that water cane through faucets.  Tank definitely had water. What are we missing?

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Make sure your water by pass valves for the water heater are turned the right way. Under the dinette seat.

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Thank you.  I have tried with valves in both positions. I am assuming that the valve is open when the handle is in line with the water line.  (The points of the oval handle following the pipe ).  Thanks again.

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Make sure the valve to the fresh water tank is open and the value to the winterize tail is closed.  Also make sure that when you start the pump all faucets (including outdoor shower) are in the closed position, then open faucets as needed.  

If no water is coming from your fresh water tank my bet is that valve is closed.  Find the hose (same place as the winterize tail) follow the hose with your hand toward the fresh water tank (goes behind where the fuse box is located).  You will feel the valve, make sure it is open. Note: you cannot have both valves (from fresh water tank and the winterize tail) open at the same time.

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