Water on floor

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   Where exactly was the water? Was it near the door or near the refrigerator or near the center? If it is closer to the door, then check your door seals. If it is nearer the refrigerator, then check the seals around the slide-out. If it is near the center, then check your kitchen sink drain connections. If you think it might be through the refrigerator vents, then pull off the vent covers. See if there is water in the area behind the refrigerator. One other thing to look for is whether you see any evidence that water might have come in around the kitchen window frame, run across the counter, and dripped onto the floor. If that is the case, check the tightness of the screws in the frame around the window and check the condition of the sealant around the top and sides of the window on the outside. 

It can be hard to see where leaks are coming from, but careful observation may help you pin the source down.

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StephenH Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List podders Helping podders - pHp Joined: 29 Nov 2015 Location: Wake Forest, NC Online Status: Offline Posts: 6429	Topic: Water on floor Posted: 28 Mar 2017 at 9:29am
	Where exactly was the water? Was it near the door or near the refrigerator or near the center? If it is closer to the door, then check your door seals. If it is nearer the refrigerator, then check the seals around the slide-out. If it is near the center, then check your kitchen sink drain connections. If you think it might be through the refrigerator vents, then pull off the vent covers. See if there is water in the area behind the refrigerator. One other thing to look for is whether you see any evidence that water might have come in around the kitchen window frame, run across the counter, and dripped onto the floor. If that is the case, check the tightness of the screws in the frame around the window and check the condition of the sealant around the top and sides of the window on the outside. It can be hard to see where leaks are coming from, but careful observation may help you pin the source down.
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	I just picked up a 2014 R-Pod 179. I pulled it home about 350 miles in the rain. It wasn't pouring rain, but steady rain all day, with a lot of puddles. When I got it home, I opened the door and there was a small amount of water on the floor in front of the kitchen counter. It wasn't a lot of water (probably equivalent of 1/2 cup or so). It just made me curious where it came from? Could I get a small amount through the refridgerator vents? I didn't see anything wet running down the walls or around windows. Any thoughts?