I used to have a 97 36RS Discovery. I just looked but I don't see any water pipe drawings in my old files.
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put water into the holding tank, tried to light the water heater and ended up with a flooded bathroom
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. What tank did you put water into? The term holding tank is throwing me. Did you fill up the gray water holding tank by any chance? If you did, the tank could be full and flowing out the shower floor drain soaking the bathroom floor.
Lets assume you put water into the fresh water tank. Then you turned on the pump, correct? Is that when you noticed the water in the bathroom? Did you notice where the water was flowing from? Above the floor, maybe the sink area or toilet area, or do you think it is coming from below the floor where the pipes are located?
Pulling from my memory, the fresh water pipe comes from the water pump (or fresh water hookup called city water fill) travels along the drivers side back toward the bathroom, crosses over to the passenger side under the bathroom floor through a chaseway I believe under where the door is, supplies the shower and kitchen and then back along the passenger side wall to the water heater. Hot water travels from the heater along the passenger side wall to the shower and kitchen, crosses in the chaseway under the bathroom floor to the sink then back to the water pump area to supply the outdoor shower faucet and the drain that is there.
Have any pictures to show what is going on? Is this the first time it has happened since winterizing?
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