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Old 09-05-2019, 01:58 PM   #1
Audionut
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Location: Sioux Falls
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Cold water knob leaking in the outside water outlet where outside shower hookup is

We are newbies at camping. Just want to put that first.

Our first camper got totalled, (somebody ran into our parked camper), earlier this summer so we bought another, (it's in our signature).

We brought it home and hooked up city water and we discovered the cold water knob constantly leaking, (dripping), in the outside water outlet where the outside shower hot and cold hookups are.

So we took it back to the dealer to be repaired and we are waiting for it to be fixed. Then I remembered I think I forgot to put the water pressure regulator on when we had it hooked up at our house.

Now I'm wondering if we damaged that outside cold water valve for the O.S. shower...

OR, and this is a long shot... maybe Keystone set up their campers for that O.S. cold water knob to be a high pressure release valve in case some rooky like me forgot to put the water pressure regulator on with city water?

TIA, and PS, glad to have found this great forum.
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