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Old 09-14-2020, 01:16 PM   #1
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Periodic Wet Floor Issue

I own a 2015 Jayco Greyhawk 31FS. I have noticed on my last two trips that the carpet on the floor by the bed was wet.(on bathroom side of bed) It is not always wet only occasionally. I have replaced my water pump recently that burnt out bc it was continually running due to a short in the wall(that s what tech said) Their does not seem to be any leeks in the line because the pump no longer runs once the line is pressurized. The pump is located under the bed directly under the side where leak appears(when it appears) but when I check the connections from the pump they all seem dry. Does anyone have any suggestions for me of what it could be or ways that I can trouble shoot to narrow down what I could be dealing with? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Old 09-14-2020, 01:33 PM   #2
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If the bath is on the other side of the wall have you checked for leaks there. Leaking shower door/curtain? Under sink drain, shower drain and supply pipes? The wall is just stapled down and water can run under it easily so it may be coming from there instead of the pump or piping under the bed.
Take squares of TP and lay on floor any place you can think of and check frequently to see if they are getting wet to help track it down.
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Thanks, I will try that. Do not think it could be coming from shower it is on opposite wall of b-room., but the sink in the b-roon does back up to that wall. I will lay the tp down like you suggested.
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I thought we were out of TP.. you shouldn't waste it on that...
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We just bought a 2017 Greyhawk 31FS last fall and have the occasional leak from under the bed on the bathroom side. It is definitely coming from under the bed.. It only happens when city water is connected not when we are using the water pump.im wondering if we are not setting the control valves for water correctly. Can't find any written info on how the two valves should be set.
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