Help on my 2010 PC 2350

Todd

Also, the pressure for my kitchen faucet is very low and unsure why.  Nothing is leaking and unsure if there is a separate valve located somewhere for that.

I just had a thought on this.
The faucet that came with my 2012 model was cheap and looked like this.

It quit working and I took the inside apart and found the little SS diverter ball had broken.

I had to replace the entire faucet, here is my new one. I could hardly see or get to the faucet underneath to I had Camping World do it, they had a guy who was expert at this and it took him less than an hour.
Here is my new valve.

I have an opposite problem on my 2350.   I have plenty of water pressure everywhere with the pump but very low pressure when hooked up to a water source. 

I have tried a lot of things including back flushing, tracing all pipes I can see without tearing up the whole rig to try and find a bend in a supply hose, replacing the back flow inlet where you hook the water hose to the rig, etc..   Still have low pressure on sourced water.   My municipal water at home is 80 psi using a good gauge and I still get a very reduced flow. 

The regulator on the hose is a standard 40 psi (I think that is correct?) regulator and I replaced it just to make sure.    I can't figure it out and learned to live with it  and when I want more pressure just use the pump.   We seldom are anywhere to be hooked up because we mostly boondock. 

This just started being a problem for me last year, I will try back flushing as suggested previous and then maybe just replace the faucet as it is the original.  Thanks.

I'm terribly sorry I answered the wrong post. My post was aimed at a 2100 question else where.
I beg you pardon.

I just had a thought on this.
The faucet that came with my 2012 model was cheap and looked like this.

It quit working and I took the inside apart and found the little SS diverter ball had broken.

I had to replace the entire faucet, here is my new one. I could hardly see or get to the faucet underneath to I had Camping World do it, they had a guy who was expert at this and it took him less than an hour.

Home improvement centers sell those diverter balls.  Repairing is not a big deal.

Come to think of it.............

Todd,

If you have the same white faucet pictured above, then it's exactly like the one we have in our 2007 2350.  Ours was leaking around the base of the pivoting handle, but only when running the water.  The faucet comes apart fairly easy.  I forgot that I wrote a post on the repair.  If you follow my instruction, once in pieces, you might find the cause for your slow-flowing faucet.

Here is the link to my write-up with pictures.
http://forum.phoenixusarv.com/index.php/topic,2906.0.html

If you decide to disassemble your faucet, I highly recommend soaking all the pieces in CLR to make everything work perfectly like new again.  A disturbance like that often introduces a small leak or drip of some kind.  But making everything perfectly clean with CLR eliminates potential troubles.

I once removed the faucet for an unrelated reason.  It was a real bear to remove, real bear......did I say real bear enough?  After I got it out and finished up the unrelated project, I asked Irene if she wanted a new kitchen faucet.  She actually liked the white one so I installed it back in.  It didn't matter to me either way.

A white kitchen faucet repair is cheap, easy, and done quickly.  So if you don't mind your white faucet, just repair it.

My faucet is chrome, I will try the back flow first and then I guess just replace the darn thing if that doesn't work, I tend to believe there is something restricting the flow since the pressure things occurs even with city water.  I also need to see how the spray nozzle for kitchen sink is because that always seems to have enough pressure so that even might tell me there is something in the way or the faucet itself is a problem.  Every spring when stuff is commissioned, there is always sediment in the aerators, this year I tried to clean the fresh water tank by filling, cleaning, driving around to make it slosh and draining a few times.

The weather should be good in the next few days for me to work on this.  Thanks so much again Ron.

Todd