Author: Tars Tarkas
Subject: Kitchen sink
Posted: 30 Apr 2016 at 9:02pm
But the water pressure is fine in the bathroom? That seems to eliminate trash in the plumbing in front of the water pump, which sometimes happens.
Apparently not all pods have a suction hose, usually under the sink, for sucking antifreeze into the system. If the valve on that hose is open I think you wouldn't have pressure in the bathroom, but be sure it's closed.
Have you tried hooking up to "city" water? Someone else will have to answer this question: obviously with city water you don't use the on-board water tank or pump, but does the flow of water bypass the pump or go through it? I've never had do deal with it, but I believe there is a screen on the inflow side of the water pump that could be clogged with debris. As I said, I think you wouldn't have pressure in the bathroom if that were the case.
No other ideas...
TT
Subject: Kitchen sink
Posted: 30 Apr 2016 at 9:02pm
But the water pressure is fine in the bathroom? That seems to eliminate trash in the plumbing in front of the water pump, which sometimes happens.
Apparently not all pods have a suction hose, usually under the sink, for sucking antifreeze into the system. If the valve on that hose is open I think you wouldn't have pressure in the bathroom, but be sure it's closed.
Have you tried hooking up to "city" water? Someone else will have to answer this question: obviously with city water you don't use the on-board water tank or pump, but does the flow of water bypass the pump or go through it? I've never had do deal with it, but I believe there is a screen on the inflow side of the water pump that could be clogged with debris. As I said, I think you wouldn't have pressure in the bathroom if that were the case.
No other ideas...
TT