Imagine XLS 23bhe new. Water wont flow. Help!

[Tamazon]

Live in Montana and the RV store winterized my new trailer. I've dewinterized it and filled the fresh water tank, but no water is flowing with the pump on and faucets open. JUST CLUELESS
Being a new Imagine owner HELP!!

[Dakota]

I’ve had that happen once or twice and found out that I had not configured the Nautilus valves correctly for city versus tank. If you’ve checked them and they are all in the proper position maybe someone else can help.

[Tamazon]

I had it at tank. I'm going to reattach the hose to city to see if that will maybe flush it out. Don't know.

[Dakota]

Please don’t be offended, I’m just trying to help, but are you sure the tank filled when you attached the hide? Did water come out of the overflow tube? If it’s full, I wonder if the pump tube is actually attached to the tank or just sucking air.

[alias100]

Live in Montana and the RV store winterized my new trailer. I've dewinterized it and filled the fresh water tank, but no water is flowing with the pump on and faucets open. JUST CLUELESS
Being a new Imagine owner HELP!!

Is the water pump kicking on at all? When you say the pump is on, I don't know if you mean it is turned on at the control panel or if you mean it is running. With ours, a 22RBE, after we fill the tank and turn the pump on it will run a bit to build up pressure. If it is not kicking on at all I would check the fuses.
Good luck!

[Pap and Mimi]

Open up the side of the wet bay and find the hose that is capped, trace it back to a valve and turn the valve. The place that winterized the camper left the valve in the position to pull from an antifreeze jug, you need to set it back to pull from the water tank.

[rcjokibbe]

Open up the side of the wet bay and find the hose that is capped, trace it back to a valve and turn the valve. The place that winterized the camper left the valve in the position to pull from an antifreeze jug, you need to set it back to pull from the water tank.

On my 23bhe the valve to siphon the antifreeze from a jug is under the dinette seat closest to the bunks, the water pump is under there too.

[Second Chance]

I had it at tank. I'm going to reattach the hose to city to see if that will maybe flush it out. Don't know.

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