2017 337rlbh ice maker feed

[UpstateNYer]

Trailer was delivered today. All going great, absolutely love it! One problem.. Can't find water feed for ice maker. Found the one valve behind the drawer next to fridge.
Problem is finding valve that turns water on to that. It's not under the sink, I already took off the panel under the sink. Only thing there is hot and cold feed for sink. Any ideas?

[Grumpy]

Is your trash can under the counter? Look under it.

[UpstateNYer]

No bin. Took all drawers out as well. I emailed jayco hopefully have an answer for me. The 2016 models have it under sink. I looked everywhere we have access to. Driving me crazy Lol!

[Magnolia Tom]

On mine, which is a 2016, the shutoff is under the sink behind the dummy panel that hides the pipes. Reach down in there to almost below floor level and you should find the shut off (in the absolute dumbest place)


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[UpstateNYer]

I felt all around where the pipes come through the floor. Nothing. I have a feeling thats where it is supposed to be, but when built it got overlooked. That would be my luck. I did find the electric shutoff for the icemaker. If you take out the top freezer shelf the toggle switch is there. So at least it isn't cycling anymore.

Can anyone with a 2017 verify where their shutoff is? Maybe @benbovac ?

[UpstateNYer]

Jayco responded saying they were not aware of any change in location of the second valve. They are currently checking into it for me. I sent the picture of where it is supposed to be.


Going to use low point drain as supply point if they say the floor needs to be cut open. Really hoping they just changed it's location though..

[Redbird7]

I thought I read on here that the shut off is under drawer next to cook top on the 2016. I need to find mine. My water line ruptured under my slide for the fridge.

[UpstateNYer]

There are 2 shutoffs.. One under stove behind the bottom drawer. Need to pull that drawer out to see it.. The rails have little black latches on them to release the drawer. I turned that on still no water. Read that they have an additional shutoff under the island sink, but my second one is not located there. Hopefully you will find yours there behind the panel that hides the sink feed lines and GFCI outlet wires.

[UpstateNYer]

Got the email from the production manager. Valve is located under sink behind dummy panel.

It's definitely not there, at least not within reach of my fingers.. What to do next? I am considering using a dremel to cut away a bigger section of floor around opening in hopes the line is there. Worst part is I know there has to be water in that section of line, so it needs to be found to be able to winterize properly and not end up with a split line under my floor. So even if I feed water in through the low point drain for fridge, I will need to find the valve before winterizing this fall.

Grrrrrrrrrrr!

[UpstateNYer]

So I back fed the fridge thru low pint drain, turn water valve slowly and guess what. Could hear water flowing in the underbelly. Great! Guess no ice maker for me!! Hopefully jayco will compensate me somehow.. Must be just bare hose end with no valve somewhere under island

[UpstateNYer]

Got into the underbelly and here is where the low point drain line goes into the underbelly

[UpstateNYer]

And here is a picture of the line after I pulled it out. Hooked up to absolutely nothing lol

[UpstateNYer]

Sorry for all the individual pictures.. Plan D is to join these to hoses together.

This should work.. I cut the feed line for ice maker under the kitchen slide.

[Magnolia Tom]

Glad you found the problem. Now enjoy the new rig and cold beverages with lots of ice. [emoji3]


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[klassic]

Upstate, where did my post about you being careful if you hook a hose to the low point drain go?
Was it a dream?
Did someone else have the same problem and I posted in another thread.

I remember saying the valve is probably not there and you are going to fill your underbelly with water if you do what you did.

[UpstateNYer]

Originally Posted by klassic

Upstate, where did my post about you being careful if you hook a hose to the low point drain go?
Was it a dream?
Did someone else have the same problem and I posted in another thread.

I remember saying the valve is probably not there and you are going to fill your underbelly with water if you do what you did.

Yes, you warned me about the possibility.. On your advise I was very cautious when turning on water and avoided disaster. Thank you!

[klassic]

Haha... Oh now I see were I posted it.
Thanks, I thought I was going crazy.

Sorry about your troubles, makes you want to go have a "word" with the guy on the floor not doing his job.
And unfortunately no one will.

Good thing it wasn't worse.

[UpstateNYer]

Originally Posted by Magnolia Tom

Glad you found the problem. Now enjoy the new rig and cold beverages with lots of ice. [emoji3]


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Thank you Tom! Will do!!

[Magnolia Tom]

Now I have a problem. Just set up trailer for for a Father's Day getaway and water from fridge trickles out. Water pressure at CG is ok, as my faucets have full flow. No issues our last time out. I may have a kink in the line maybe but not sure how. No kink under the slide so I'll have to do some investigating when I get home. Damn residential fridge has spoiled us. This no water from the fridge issue has momma in a lather. Momma ain't happy, no ones happy. [emoji3]


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[Magnolia Tom]

Well it seems as though there's a problem or blockage in the fridge someplace. I disconnected the water line under the oven and opened the valve. Water came rushing out. Pulled fridge but waterline (tubing) was not kinked anywhere. Wonder if there's a pump for the water dispenser that's out? Any ideas?
Water filter is good according to the display.

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