My wife and I have a new 2020 Imagine 2150rb. We took delivery on May 1, 2020 and have taken it out 5-6 times now. On all trips we've emptied our tanks at the site -- 1) black tank until dribbling, closed gate valve fill using black tank flush until clear. 2) bathroom gray tank. 3) kitchen gray tank. We've followed this process each time. The third time out, after we drained all the tanks and water source shut off to the rig, my wife decided to the shine a flashlight into the toilet and saw water still in the tank with *stuff* floating. Seeing this I decided to connect the water source back to the rig, ran the black flush again and again, ran hot water into the toilet....still the same.
I use the clear 90 degree connector to sewer pipe at the camp sites, and have recently added a clear extension at the rig's drain connector. In fact, we just returned from camping in Gulf State Park Alabama and the same scenario. This time we had the Camco Rhino Blaster to spray water into the dump connector...we did this immediately after set up -- I pulled the black tank to let it drain, once it was down to a trickle I blasted it with water and had "extra" come out. I repeated this process 4-5 times until the water continued to come out clear. Thinking I had the problem resolved I went in to check down the toilet...still the same. Any ideas how this could be happening?
Any diagrams on how these things get plumbed in factory? Am I wrong in thinking that the black tank should be near empty when the clear extension shows it's down to a trickle?
I have double-checked the rig to be "level" -- i.e. the A/C drains to the driver's side gutter and off the back. I'll attach a pic of the "empty" black tank, if you'd like to see. My estimate says there is more than an inch of water still visible in the black tank when looking into the toilet...with remnants.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
V/r,
Charlie
I use the clear 90 degree connector to sewer pipe at the camp sites, and have recently added a clear extension at the rig's drain connector. In fact, we just returned from camping in Gulf State Park Alabama and the same scenario. This time we had the Camco Rhino Blaster to spray water into the dump connector...we did this immediately after set up -- I pulled the black tank to let it drain, once it was down to a trickle I blasted it with water and had "extra" come out. I repeated this process 4-5 times until the water continued to come out clear. Thinking I had the problem resolved I went in to check down the toilet...still the same. Any ideas how this could be happening?
Any diagrams on how these things get plumbed in factory? Am I wrong in thinking that the black tank should be near empty when the clear extension shows it's down to a trickle?
I have double-checked the rig to be "level" -- i.e. the A/C drains to the driver's side gutter and off the back. I'll attach a pic of the "empty" black tank, if you'd like to see. My estimate says there is more than an inch of water still visible in the black tank when looking into the toilet...with remnants.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
V/r,
Charlie
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