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1) Is the pressure/flow good out of the water hose itself? A bunch of "gunk" could have come out of the camp's spigot when you first opened it, clogging an in-line hose filter, if you're using one. After absolutely plugging our filter once with rusty stuff from the spigot, I always run water through the detached hose first before hooking up our filter or hooking to the rv.
2) Another possibility is that the onboard water filter near the water pump may need to be cleaned or changed.
3) Always a chance you have a water lined pinched or twisted, or you may have a leak somewhere, but I'd bet those possibilities are minimal.
4) Lastly, your fresh tank is not overflowing by chance? If your tank-fill valve is partially open - or if your pump's check valve is stuck open - you could be sending water to the tank while you're trying to pressurize you inside plumbing lines. But you'd see water overflowing sooner or later.
Good Luck!
DD
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