02-14-2016, 07:07 AM
Gang,
I have been inspired to find air leaks by the posts on here. I don't usually fret about air leaks and fix them when I have time, however, I have found a problem that needs to be fixed ASAP.
From what I understand the 12V system will supply air to the slide seals, to the air door and to the toilet. This is "backed up" by the 120V system.
In my case, If I turn off the 120V pump but leave on the 12V pump, I eventually lose the air pressure to the front slide seals and to the toilet. The rear slide seals stay inflated.
Does anyone have an idea as to where to look? I suspect that a check valve is blocked somewhere, but I can't imaging how to start to find the problem.
The 12V pump seems to be working properly.
Short Version: The 12V pump does not supply air to the front slide seals.
Cheers,
bill
I have been inspired to find air leaks by the posts on here. I don't usually fret about air leaks and fix them when I have time, however, I have found a problem that needs to be fixed ASAP.
From what I understand the 12V system will supply air to the slide seals, to the air door and to the toilet. This is "backed up" by the 120V system.
In my case, If I turn off the 120V pump but leave on the 12V pump, I eventually lose the air pressure to the front slide seals and to the toilet. The rear slide seals stay inflated.
Does anyone have an idea as to where to look? I suspect that a check valve is blocked somewhere, but I can't imaging how to start to find the problem.
The 12V pump seems to be working properly.
Short Version: The 12V pump does not supply air to the front slide seals.
Cheers,
bill
Bill Johnson
Birmingham, Alabama