Hello! My significant other and I recently invested in a 2019 Forest-river wildcat (fifth-wheel) and have been living in it for approximately a week now. We are loving it so far and will soon be looking to travel across the U.S. as travel nurses in the ER! After finding and attaching the proper sewer hose three days ago we emptied our grey tank for the first time and all was well. That night the shower and bathroom sink drained like normal. The next night, however, we noticed that the shower and sink were draining very very slow, making it impossible to shower or use the sink for a long period of time without the risk of making a mess. Our kitchen sink drains perfectly. We really do not want to take it in if we can avoid it, any suggestions on what to try or look into before taking into the shop?
Another question: Per the information on the manufacturer's website and according to the gentlemen at camping world (where we purchased the RV), our unit comes with one grey tank and one black tank. On our control panel, it shows Black, Grey, and GAL. The Galley tank reads "FULL", however, camping world says we do not have a galley tank and that the control panel is made the same for every unit regardless of whether or not certain tanks are present. Is this true? I have looked outside for another valve but there is only two valves, one for the black tank and one for the grey tank.
Thanks to all in advance for any information!
-Amber
Another question: Per the information on the manufacturer's website and according to the gentlemen at camping world (where we purchased the RV), our unit comes with one grey tank and one black tank. On our control panel, it shows Black, Grey, and GAL. The Galley tank reads "FULL", however, camping world says we do not have a galley tank and that the control panel is made the same for every unit regardless of whether or not certain tanks are present. Is this true? I have looked outside for another valve but there is only two valves, one for the black tank and one for the grey tank.
Thanks to all in advance for any information!
-Amber