No bathroom water???

[thirdktm]

Bathroom sink has no water.
We are at a NM state park. Knobs are turned to City Fixtures. Water is available at shower, at kitchen sink, and at toilet. But not to bathroom sink..... Help....!?!?

[RedHorse1]

Is this a new trailer? Did the sink get water previously? Does the sink get no hot and no cold? Look for shutoff valves below the sink.

[RogerR]

You don't mention the make, model and year of your RV. You may have a shutoff somewhere that an owner of your model would know about.
If you get a very small flow it may be your faucet has a small strainer in the spigot that needs to come out and be cleaned.
If you have a single handle faucet it may need a new control valve part replaced or just junk the whole thing.
A faucet model would be helpful.

[thirdktm]

Answers: 2017 Jayco Melbourne 24M....
No hot or cold water from bathroom sink. Water does come out shower, outdoor shower, kitchen sink, and to toilet. This is not a brand-new RV. We have 17k miles and perhaps 80 days of use. This water issue has never happened before. ... Just talked to Tina (?) at Jayco. Something is ‘blocking ‘ water lines to bathroom, she believes....What and how can this happen, I ask. All water faucets were in working order when we last used the RV, which was in November. After that, I drained all water, turning knobs at all sinks, through all blue and red water lines in outside water closet....a procedure I go through prior to freezing temperatures..... This is puzzling....
Thanks for all suggestions.....

[norty1]

Check the strainer at the end of the faucet for debris.

[Screwby]

Originally Posted by norty1

Check the strainer at the end of the faucet for debris.

This is the only thing I can think of too. If it was leaking prior to the sink from both lines you’d have seen a mess by now or heard the water pump never stop running. If your on city water I’m guessing your not seeing a puddle somewhere under or in the trailer from two severed or leaking water lines. So the only thing I can think of is a blockage prior to the faucet or right at the screen itself.

[thirdktm]

Holy cow...!...Norty1: Bingo..... That’s it. Problem solved...Water returns to bathroom faucet.....
This is a solution for this problem for every Jayco owner, I would suspect.
There are four metal strainers, stacked, and three (?) other parts, and a washer. What I would call a tiny bit of debris was indeed in there. The key to all of this is to pay attention when removing the parts to remember the order in which they came out so you replace them correctly....
Norty1, thank you....!

[thirdktm]

To Screwby: You and Norty1 are awesome.... There ought to a grand prize for assistance provided quickly.... Thank you.....!

[Grumpy]

To Norty1 & Screwby....

[Screwby]

Norty got me by a couple hours, he can have the trophy lol

[norty1]

Ahh shucks, only simple elimination of everything else.

It's good to clean all of them often cause it doesn't take much to slow the flow!