2014 leprechaun 280 DS. Where is the fresh water drain valve?

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Locate the utility compartment where the hose for fresh water comes in, look under the camper for a hose sticking out. Once you have located it, you should be able to see where it goes up into the compartment. Inside you should see where that hose is and follow the path. Most likely the handle you will see is red. Also, the tank should be white, but clear enough to see the water level.

Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try to resolve the problem:
1. Check the Water Pump:
- Make sure the water pump is turned on and functioning correctly. The water pump is responsible for drawing fresh water into the holding tank from an external source.
- Check for any visible signs of damage or blockages in the water pump system.
2. Verify the Tank Fill Valve Position:
- Ensure that the tank fill valve is in the correct position to allow water to flow into the holding tank. The valve may need to be switched from the city water connection to the tank fill position.
3. Inspect the Water Inlet:
- Check the water inlet connection where you fill the fresh water tank. Make sure there are no obstructions or kinks in the hose that could be preventing water from entering the tank.
- If there is a water filter in the system, check if it is clogged and needs to be replaced or cleaned.
4. Test the Gravity Fill System:
- If your RV has a gravity fill system for the fresh water tank, try filling the tank using this method. Pour water directly into the gravity fill port and monitor the tank level to see if the water is entering the tank.
5. Consult the RV Manual:
- Refer to the owner's manual of your Coachmen Elite RV for specific instructions on filling the fresh water tank and troubleshooting water system issues.
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there is a small outlet on the front drivers side of the trailer
turn clock wise and you will see the water trickel out. It only trickles and it takes quite a while to drain the tank so like 6-8 hours

Hot water heater outside and sometimes there are valves under the sink to drain to the outside.

follow the water line coming out of the fresh water tank going to the pump. the valve should be there, usually near the tank.

check for blockage in relief valve next to potable water fill. it has a little screen that allows air to flow out as water is going in..also if you are using pressurized side check the bypass valve by water tank.

Make sure the winterizing valve for the pump is not open. Locate the pump. On the input side of the pump there may be a valve in that line with a line coming from the tank and the other line laying loose not connected to anything. Turn that valve to close the open ended line which will then allow it to draw out of the fresh water tank. This would also raise a serious question as to how well the trailer was inspected during the pre-delivery inspection process...

There should be three low point drains located under the trailer. Two will be close, side by side, to one another. This is the low point for the entire plumbing system, both cold and hot. There will be another single low point drain which will be for the fresh water tank. The low point drains may only have a cap on them or may have a valve installed.

check with the dealer they can help you find this