Dripping water

[Duzfire1]

I was getting ready to leave today and noticed water dripping from underneath my belly on my 2015 Reflection where the red and blue hoses hang down. The water was not coming from the capped ends. It was coming from above. Any ideas what it might be before I open the underneath up.


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[gbkims]

I was getting ready to leave today and noticed water dripping from underneath my belly on my 2015 Reflection where the red and blue hoses hang down. The water was not coming from the capped ends. It was coming from above. Any ideas what it might be before I open the underneath up.

Mine has the 3 PEX water lines coming down from the basement there: cold & hot to island, fresh water tank.
PEX Ts are what drop those low point drain lines down from the cold and hot lines that go to the island on mine.
The lines come down from the basement to the Ts and then go toward the rear.
And the tank(s) drain pipe of course is there too.
I don't have a photo of the Ts.


They go back to the kitchen island and fresh water tank.

[Duzfire1]

How did you get inside there to take the pictures


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[gbkims]

How did you get inside there to take the pictures

Too some screws out of the coroplast and peek in from the edge.

[GeoffnCheri]

I was getting ready to leave today and noticed water dripping from underneath my belly on my 2015 Reflection where the red and blue hoses hang down. The water was not coming from the capped ends. It was coming from above. Any ideas what it might be before I open the underneath up.


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I agree with the previous post. If the leak is running down the low point drains, my first step would be to drop one side of the coroplast and investigate the "t" fitting above the low point drain.

[WhittleBurner]

We thought we had a leak in the same spot some time ago. It ended up being a very tiny stream of water being shot out of the low point drain from a bad hose washer. It sounds so simple to find but the stream was so tiny we missed it at first. Found it after an hour of peeking around under the coroplast. A new washer and all was well.