Ok, here is whats going on in my world. I installed the new Anderson 4 way water valve about 13 days ago. I changed it out while I was at a KOA CG. I had the valve in the city position since I was on city water. It worked fine and did not fill the water tank (which the old one did). I didn't try it on the tank or normal position because I was hooked up to water . We moved to a different CG after 5 days of the repair. At the next CG I was had the valve in the city position for the next 7 days. The entire stay there I never had to use the pump. The valve worked great. So we moved again yesterday, and during the set up of the trailer the DW decided she needed water before I had the city water hooked up, so I put the valve in the normal position, and turned the pump on. The pump did provide water, but would not shut off on its own after whatever water outlet was turned off. I turned the pump off, and put the valve in the city position, and hooked up to the city water, and turned it on. Guess what? The water tank is filling in all positions except the winterize position.
So as it stands right now the valve is in the winterize position and the water to the system is working as if It was in the city position. Now if I turn the valve to the normal position, turn the CG water off and turn the pump on it works fine. The pumps works as it should. It shuts off after the faucet, toilet or whatever is turned off.
The Valve is connected correctly, all plumbing is right. The valve is dripping a slow steady drip out of the cartridge area. I'm wondering if the cartridge is installed wrong in the valve body. I also remember someone syaing it could be the pumps check valve, which I haven't been able to find.
Any thoughts out there? Since I'm still under warranty I probably should have someone look at it, but right now that is not available, or conducive with my plans or future travel plans. We're going to be going into some pretty desolate area's of Oregon, and Idaho soon. My concern this point is I'm not sure if running the water system in the winterizing position is harming the water heater or anything else. The water heater bypass valve is still in the normal position.
Thanks for any help.