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  1. schoonmakerjon
    All, I'm evaluating replacing the RV fresh water tank. It is the original and ~20yrs old. The tank's drain fitting has a minor leak, (see pic, lower right) that I've repaired once, sealing with SikaFlex 221, having some success, and not completed fixing. The tank is ~45"long x 22"tall x 21"deep...
  2. 53rambler
    We found water coming from under the sinks in our bathroom, about a tablespoon, two days in a row now. I find dampness on a cold water hose but when I dry it it stays dry. We are in a high humidity area and have had a lot of rain these past few days. I’ve checked the fittings and found no leak...
  3. pjfromny
    We have a 2005 Winnebago Journey. We bought it used and are new to it (7 months). We left it for a month over Christmas, and picked it up about a week ago. It was not winterized, and was in an area not below freezing. We drove about 1500 miles to Texas with it. Today, we hooked up to city...
  4. huffypuff
    If you follow my topic last Christmas Holiday season http://community.fmca.com/topic/6353-our-holiday-travel-misadventure-so-far/, you would know about the basement heater failure and pipe freezing on the first leg of our trip dry camping in twin Falls, ID. No way to get a part quickly so I had to...
  5. joealackness
    My sensors read full on my gray tank. I was at a RV dealer and asked about replacing the sensors. They had new sensor for $.65 each. (The old ones were glue in and could not be removed.) I replace them and the tank still reads full. How does the system work electrically? I would think that the...
  6. bandnmak
    I have a 34 coachmen and in the shower at the bottom where the walls meet the bottom piece there is no silicone, now I know in a house it gets silicone does an RV shower also get silicone?
  7. andyshane
    I'd noticed that the plumbing manifold had some rusty hardware, and was dripping. Actually, the first impression was that the Aqua Hot on the opposite side of the coach was dripping; but, good detective work and a drop light led me back to the true source: the Manabloc manifold. I'll spare you...
  8. gagnevada
    We are experiencing water seeping in our slideouts and the result is a mildewy odor in our cabinets, We have actually taken our Class A Monaco motorhome back to the manufacturer and had two of the slideouts repaired. They were drenched in water in the walls so all insulation had to be removed and r...
  9. andyshane

    Manabloc MXBD1B-14C2

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    Manabloc MXBD1B-14C2

    From the album: Manabloc Plumbing Manifold

    The Manabloc manifold is now made by Viega, but this model has been taken out of production. It is not designed to be taken apart and maintained; but, I split it open, cleaned and lubricated all O-rings, installed new threaded rod connectors, and torqued the assembly to perfect water tightness. Th...
  10. andyshane
    Years-Old Freeze Damage Atop Manabloc Manifold

    From the album: Manabloc Plumbing Manifold

    Either a dealer or the former owner neglected to drain and winterize the plumbing during cold weather; the entire plumbing bay shows signs of long-term leakage. Here is the source of it all: the hot water supply coupling of the Manabloc MXBD1B-14C2 manifold.
  11. andyshane
    MXBD1B-14C2 Manabloc Manifold

    From the album: Beaver Maintenance

    The Manabloc manifold is now made by Viega, but this model has been taken out of production. It is not designed to be taken apart and maintained; but, I split it open, cleaned and lubricated all O-rings, installed new threaded rod connectors, and torqued the assembly to perfect water tightness. Th...
  12. andyshane
    Manabloc Freeze Damage

    From the album: Beaver Maintenance

    Either a dealer or the former owner neglected to drain and winterize the plumbing during cold weather; the entire plumbing bay shows signs of long-term leakage. Here is the source of it all: the hot water supply coupling of the Manabloc MXBD1B-14C2 manifold.
  13. alisasings
    Okay, the water heater is pretty much a no brainer I suppose..... one you get set up in camp, you turn it on and leave it on, correct? Seems like that's the way it should be....other wise you'd have to wait for your water to heat up every time you wanted to wash dishes or take a shower. Please corre...
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