Hello all - thanks for taking the time to read and offer suggestions!
I have a 2017 Reflection 308BHTS. We've been full-time for just about a year and have enjoyed our time in the rig!
Last week, I noticed a bit of water on the bathroom floor and found that the hot water heater check valve was leaking. Needing something quickly, I visited our local RV store and purchased a replacement plastic check valve (though, after reading forums, will be ordering a metal one). Since that repair, we have extremely low pressure to the exterior shower, bathroom sink, shower, and interior kitchen sink. The toilet has great pressure, and our outside kitchen sink also has great pressure and flow.
I've cleaned the inlet screen, verified that the check valve at the input is not stuck (by simply depressing it), made sure that there are no kinks in the supply lines, drained the hot water heater (at the T&P valve), and done just about everything I can think of. I've tried running with the pump on, but there's no noticeable difference to the flow at the affected fixtures.
I'm left scratching my head a bit - primarily because the flow of both hot and cold water at the outside kitchen sink is so good.
Anyone out there have additional ideas I should be trying? What am I missing?
I have a 2017 Reflection 308BHTS. We've been full-time for just about a year and have enjoyed our time in the rig!
Last week, I noticed a bit of water on the bathroom floor and found that the hot water heater check valve was leaking. Needing something quickly, I visited our local RV store and purchased a replacement plastic check valve (though, after reading forums, will be ordering a metal one). Since that repair, we have extremely low pressure to the exterior shower, bathroom sink, shower, and interior kitchen sink. The toilet has great pressure, and our outside kitchen sink also has great pressure and flow.
I've cleaned the inlet screen, verified that the check valve at the input is not stuck (by simply depressing it), made sure that there are no kinks in the supply lines, drained the hot water heater (at the T&P valve), and done just about everything I can think of. I've tried running with the pump on, but there's no noticeable difference to the flow at the affected fixtures.
I'm left scratching my head a bit - primarily because the flow of both hot and cold water at the outside kitchen sink is so good.
Anyone out there have additional ideas I should be trying? What am I missing?
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