| Re: [GMCnet] Domestic Water Leak (somewhere) [message #245863 is a reply to message #245859] |
Mon, 31 March 2014 09:47   |
Mr ERFisher
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Tanks
I will do the naming
Had forgotten about this
Will do
Erf
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On Mar 31, 2014, at 6:49 AM, Billy Massey <bdub@bdub.net> wrote:
> Hi Gene
>
> I know I have nagged you about this before, but it IS important.
>
> Your very helpful album is virtually INVISIBLE.
>
> There in no way for it to be found by any search engine unless one searches
> for the word "slide".
>
> There must be searchable keywords used within the photo name, title, or
> description to search for.
>
> Album names are not searchable.
>
> I hope that some of these McD mornings you will devote some time to editing
> your photos to include descriptive titles and /or descriptions.
>
> Thank you from myself and every other GMCer for always sharing your hard
> found knowledge and well created presentations.
>
> You, Gene, are not the only perpetrator, ... but you are the easiest to
> pick on. :-)
>
> bdub
>
> On Mar 31, 2014 3:07 AM, "gene Fisher" wrote:
>>
>> read this link
>>
> http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/fresh-water-leak-from-city-water-connection/p26798-slide110.html
>>
>> sometimes this is where this leak comes from
>> erf
>>
>> On Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 6:08 PM, Larry Nelson wrote:
> I have had a wet floor issue that I have determined is caused by a leak in
> the fresh water piping system. I have the wet bath, with the water tank on
> the curb side of the rear bed, and the water pump at the very rear of this
> compartment.
> With the carpet pulled up, the fake floor removed, I am trying to find
> where the water lines cross to the kitchen side of the coach. The leak is
> clearly coming from the kitchen side as water surfaces on the plywood floor
> outside the compressor "room". If I want the leak to stop, I merely turn
> off the pump. I am assuming the pipes cross over in that area but I think I
> might have to remove the compressor and the bulkhead in that cabinet to see
> what gives.
> Any ideas? I am also assuming that the plywood I walk on is the upper part
> of a "sandwich" with the piping
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