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Old 12-19-2016, 11:19 AM   #15
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If a line is frozen, and it thaws ok, then it isn't much of a setback--we have been doing the RV thing since '79 and many times have had a line freeze with the heaters on--some mfgs don't give any thought to routing the water lines near an outside wall.
The really sad thing is to consider all the mistakes that you will make when you aren't a 'rookie'--then it is really embarrassing...
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Thanks for the replies. Ended up thawing put finally. Doesn't appear to be any leaks. However, put. Neighbor had a pipe bust after the thaw. Luckily my wife was walking the dog and turned their water off since they weren't home
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Thank you for the update they are important for those who may do a search of the subject in the future.
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No problem! Lesson learned for me. Blow out the lines with compressed air and I wouldn't have had this problem. I have the adapter and everything. Just lazy.
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Well just remember your not the only one to learn the lesson the hard way, but at least it worked out well for you.
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