2022 212QBW Baja Fresh Water leaking??

[Jkscott]

Hi! we are newbie and just got our first trailer a Jay Flight 212QBW Baja/Rocky Mountain. We dewinterized yesterday, tested City Water and filled the fresh tanks. We noticed a little dripping underneath initially and thought it was just from the hose and getting the water every where and we were not quite level. no water came out of the overflow tubes under the tanks. Then it got worse so we started draining the tanks. Now there is water dripping from the underneath (which is all enclosed). We did have to move it to storage and there is still some water in the tanks so it was still dripping as of last night. Going to check on it in a few hours. Looking for ideas as to what may be wrong? We are taking it out this weekend and will be be on city water which seemed to be fine. Anything we can look at easily to troubleshoot?
Thanks for any help!
Jeff and Karen

[Royal Tar]

Check your water fill hose, ours was slit and allowed water to get in between the floor and underbelly. I have the part number if you need to replace yours.

[LuckyDuck]

Although it sounds like you’ve narrowed it to the FW tank, I had a similar issue with city connect. The water line coming out of the water pump and into the city-connect distribution line was leaking at the pump fitting. The back pressure from the city connect was enough to cause the leak. It was in the bottom of the pantry behind the piece of luan, so it wasn’t immediately noticeable until I saw water leaking outside under the rig. You might want to check down there out of caution. (I fixed the issue by installing a check valve in the line coming out of the pump. Problem solved.)

[damaltor]

Your Baja/Rocky edition has dual fresh water tanks, it could be the hose connecting the 2 tanks?