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I can't remember my scenario but I had a flood going on in the wet bay itself. Have you recently opened any low point drains for any reason? Winterization? If any of the valves are not in the correct position you could overflow but it may also be autofill but you should be able to disable that in your silverleaf control.
No drain valves have been opened. This just happened out of the blue. I did disable the autofill in the Silverleaf, When I turn on the pump water pours out from under coach and it stays at 100%. That's crazy to me. Unless perhaps the city side supply is refilling it and that valve is bad. Thoughts?:unsure:
 
This does not sound like a stuck autofill to me. In my situation it was only a problem when city water was ON and therefore the fresh tank overflowed. With city water disconnected (or OFF) and the water pump ON it should be feeding the coach water supply when demanded. It should not be overflowing. The only time I've seen the water pump assist an "overflow" is with a low point drain opened.

 
This does not sound like a stuck autofill to me. In my situation it was only a problem when city water was ON and therefore the fresh tank overflowed. With city water disconnected (or OFF) and the water pump ON it should be feeding the coach water supply when demanded. It should not be overflowing. The only time I've seen the water pump assist an "overflow" is with a low point drain opened.

We were also came home from playing golf and found water coming from bottom of coach. We were however hooked up to city water. It was a fast drip but when i went in the coach and turned the pump on (which i did not need to do) it gushed water and read 100%. If husband unplugged from city water and i turned pump on No water in coach.
 
Autofill is between city water and the fresh tank. It controls the fill line. The water pump draws from the fresh tank directly and supplies the coach.

You may want to get a RV mobile tech to look at it if you can't trace the flow and possible leak. A pex line may have disconnected.
 
Autofill is between city water and the fresh tank. It controls the fill line. The water pump draws from the fresh tank directly and supplies the coach.

You may want to get a RV mobile tech to look at it if you can't trace the flow and possible leak. A pex line may have disconnected.
Thanks. I think you are right. I'll keep you posted as to what we find out.
 
We are in Beaumont add an authorized Newmar repair dealer. They have tested both pumps and they are found to be good. I can’t seem to get pressure to build in the coach. ????
 
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Have you checked the aerators at the end of the faucets? If the water pressure is coming off the pump(s) fine then something later upstream such as your faucets are restricting you it seems.
 
Have you checked the aerators at the end of the faucets? If the water pressure is coming off the pump(s) fine then something later upstream such as your faucets are restricting you it seems.
After 5-6 hours of taking out pumps, checking actual pressures with gauges, putting pumps back in, we have water an pressure back to normal! Disconcerting because we have no idea what the problem was. Very frustrating to say the least.
 
Yes! You don't know what you touched to fix it!
Knowing would not guarantee the same problem next time. So all is good!!! Glad you got it working.
 

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