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Old 11-11-2017, 04:18 AM   #1
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Hooked up To Shore Water - Air in the water lines

Since we arrived at our latest campground a week ago, I can’t seem to get rid of the air in the water lines. I have tried running all of the taps several times but to no avail. Any suggestions?
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Old 11-11-2017, 05:32 AM   #2
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The only ways I can think that you get air into a pressurized system is your pump is on and the tank is close to empty, your campground has well water and there is a leak on the suction side, or work has been done on the water lines recently.
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Your hose fittings are tight and not cross threaded or pipe your connected to is not cross threaded by previous camper.
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Your hose fittings are tight and not cross threaded or pipe your connected to is not cross threaded by previous camper.
Hose fittings are all tight and no cross threading
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The only ways I can think that you get air into a pressurized system is your pump is on and the tank is close to empty, your campground has well water and there is a leak on the suction side, or work has been done on the water lines recently.
Pump is not on and we’re on city water
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Have you noticed the water tank filling, level rising?
And, have you shut off the city water and used the pump? does it still do it or does it clear up?
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Have you noticed the water tank filling, level rising?
And, have you shut off the city water and used the pump? does it still do it or does it clear up?
Water tank isn’t filling. Haven’t tried turning off the city water and trying the pump but I will.

When I turn on all of the taps and let them run for a while it clears up for a while and hours later it starts again
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Sounds like a problem with the city water........let us know how it operates with just your pump.
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Sounds like a problem with the city water........let us know how it operates with just your pump.
Will do a little later and will report back.
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Is your water filter new or been in coach for a while?
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Is your water filter new or been in coach for a while?
I just replaced it about 2 months ago.
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Sounds like a problem with the city water........let us know how it operates with just your pump.
It started happening again so I turned off the city water and turned on the pump. It’s NOT happening with the pump.
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outside shower both handles turned off ?
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outside shower both handles turned off ?
Yes.
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