Tab 320S 2017 Leaking fresh water

gbhaney

We are new owners this year.  We are out camping and have noticed water on the floor in front of the refrigerator after hooking up and filling the fresh water tank and also attaching the city water hose connection.  The water on the floor appeared shortly thereafter. We have done all of this in the past and not had a problem.  
We have camped several times this summer and have not had a problem.  Maybe this is related: we had also filled the fresh water tank earlier today, at home, and noticed a leak under the camper.  Drained the fresh water tank and leak stopped.  No water appeared in front of the refrigerator at that time.  
Is this a leak from the fresh water system?
Is the system over filled? ( it reads 100%)
Is the city water system the source of the problem?

Roamey

Could it be something as simple as this?  (coming from fridge):
http://tab-rv.vanillaforums.com/discussion/5607/water-collecting-in-the-bottom-of-3-way-frig

ScottG

I'd start with Roamey's suggestion and make sure it's not condensation dripping out of the fridge.

If that checks out, then I would suspect a leak. Finding it will require a little careful sleuthing as you trace all the supply lines from their source. Given what you have reported, I'd fill the fresh water tank and start with the lines running to and from it. Overfilling the system should not result in water on the floor of the camper.

Keep in mind that the fresh water system and the city water system are the same other than the source of the water (hose hook-up vs. pumped from on-board tank). When you are hooked up to city water, there's no reason to fill the tank or run the pump.

Sharon_is_SAM

Is the seal on the frig intact?  Maybe condensation leak from a loose seal.

gbhaney

Thanks for the suggestions. Since we had no more water on the floor this morning, we're thinking it could be the fridge. I had seen that earlier post re putting something under the vanes to collect condensation and because we had had freezing issues at one point, we put a small plastic bin in that area. This morning with fridge temp around 40 and rainy weather outside, there was about 1/4" of water in the bin and vanes were frosty. No water on floor though and city water is working fine. Our main water concern today and overnight tonight is the heavy rain and thunderstorms forecast without let up and how well our PahaQue side tent keeps our dogs and our stuff dry! Very windy, too!