Bathroom Underfloor/Swing Wall Water Leak

Hi All,

I have a 2016 Nuevo EK with the swing wall in the Bathroom whilst lying under van by the underslung Gas-It tank on offside investigating the Truma Combi E212h error not running on gas I noticed water running along the underside of the floor just rear of offside wheel. 

It appears I have a leak from a quick release connector when the water pump is on the and the pipe is under pressure presumable some water got trapped and froze at some time parting the joint. 

I have removed the inspection panel at the rear of the swing wall but not issue close to the tap so assume it at base of swing wall perhaps a T piece as must carry on to shower tap then kitchen sink.

Has anyone striped out the swing wall and removed toilet / shower tray looks a right game of a job.

I'm not to far from Autosleepers Broadway so might wonder down and see if I can speak to the Service Techs in workshop have ben helpful in past.

Any info be great thanks

Doing a bit of research seems an underfloor or leak in bathroom error is not uncommon I found this thread https://www.autosleeper-ownersforum.com/t38978-leaks-potentially-under-the-shower-tray#350164

Perhaps some of the contributors could help if pipes can be accessed under toilet that might help.

Thanks for reply mine is 2016 so that could be issue or previous frost damage. Hopefully from further reading connection can accessed by removing Thetford C200 toilet.

zeberdy wrote:Thanks for reply mine is 2016 so that could be issue or previous frost damage. Hopefully from further reading connection can accessed by removing Thetford C200 toilet.

Which van have you got?

zeberdy wrote:Hi All,

I have a 2016 Nuevo EK with the swing wall in the Bathroom whilst lying under van by the underslung Gas-It tank on offside investigating the Truma Combi E212h error not running on gas I noticed water running along the underside of the floor just rear of offside wheel. 

It appears I have a leak from a quick release connector when the water pump is on the and the pipe is under pressure presumable some water got trapped and froze at some time parting the joint. 

I have removed the inspection panel at the rear of the swing wall but not issue close to the tap so assume it at base of swing wall perhaps a T piece as must carry on to shower tap then kitchen sink.

Has anyone striped out the swing wall and removed toilet / shower tray looks a right game of a job.

I'm not to far from Autosleepers Broadway so might wonder down and see if I can speak to the Service Techs in workshop have ben helpful in past.

Any info be great thanks

On mine a single cold water pipe and single hot water pipe disappear together through a gap at the base of the partition wall between the wardrobe/Combi and washroom.  The hot water pipe must then split 3-ways to feed the handbasin, shower and kitchen sink and the cold water pipe 4-ways to feed the same plus the toilet flush.  Hitherto I have assumed these splitters are hidden in the raised area around the base of the toilet.  I have just had a look at mine and wonder if a way in is to remove the cassette and then unscrew the plastic panel it sits on.  A phone call to the AS Service Centre at Willersey should get the answer.  If there is a leak in one of the connectors on either the cold or hot water side, the system will depressurise causing the pump to keep coming on.  If the leak is bad enough the pump may never go off until it is turned off on the control panel.

I have a 2011 Nuevo and under shower tray water leak was solved by removal of the toilet and attending to the connectors/pipe junctions located there as they split to wash basin and shower.
Hope this may help.