The manual isn't clear.. how does the water piping run from the lleft rear to the kitchen? Ovwerhead? I've a leak which runs out the low rear corner. Sounds ;ile maybe nehind the closet. This an Eleganza II.

--johnny

Hi Johnny, I believe the city water hook up in the elec cable compartment "T's" in the cold water line to kitchen that comes across from bathroom and pressurizes the water system. I'm thinking there is a drain under the "T". The tank fill at LR corner goes beside gen across under window and dumps into top of water tank under RR couch.




Johnny Bridges wrote on Sat, 28 April 2018 16:55

The manual isn't clear.. how does the water piping run from the lleft rear to the kitchen? Ovwerhead? I've a leak which runs out the low rear corner. Sounds ;ile maybe nehind the closet. This an Eleganza II.

--johnny

Over the top to the back of the cabinet. Thanks. Tomorrow we disassemble to the extent necessary.

--johnny

Leaking, but not at the pressure inlet. I suspect it's leaking where the street hose tees to the overhead and to the sink. Behind the stove, which appears top be jammed in the cabinet. Prying is the afternoon job. I've an empty feeling that it's obne of these two hours to get to it, two hours to get away from it, and ten minutes to fix it. I hear it gurgle when I ruen the pump on, and yeasterdayw hen I ran the pump a bit, water came out of the bottom on that side as well as a damp spot on the carpet. Overhead lines are dry, faucet lines are dry, between them somewhere it ain't dry. It's back there, I just gotta get to it. Abd thanks for the directions guys, I managed to find all of it so far without breaking anything.

--johnny

Oh yea the stove. If it's OEM there are 4 visible screws in the top on the sides under the burner cover and there are 2 hidden in the front on the bottom of the side trim. Bout impossible to see unless you stand on your head.



Johnny Bridges wrote on Sun, 29 April 2018 12:41

Leaking, but not at the pressure inlet. I suspect it's leaking where the street hose tees to the overhead and to the sink. Behind the stove, which appears top be jammed in the cabinet. Prying is the afternoon job. I've an empty feeling that it's obne of these two hours to get to it, two hours to get away from it, and ten minutes to fix it. I hear it gurgle when I ruen the pump on, and yeasterdayw hen I ran the pump a bit, water came out of the bottom on that side as well as a damp spot on the carpet. Overhead lines are dry, faucet lines are dry, between them somewhere it ain't dry. It's back there, I just gotta get to it. Abd thanks for the directions guys, I managed to find all of it so far without breaking anything.

--johnny