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Old Today, 09:49 AM   #1
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No hot water in bathroom faucet.

Our 2012 Journey has hot water to the shower but no hot water to the sink. I turn on the hot water valve and cold water flows and after maybe 3 or 4 minutes it might turn luke warm, but that's all.
The DWs make up sink and vanity has hot water with no problem.
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Old Today, 10:19 AM   #2
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This sounds like an easy fix. Many times through hooking up the hose, sandy grit gets introduced into your water system. Our coaches have strainers and such to reduce the amount of grit that gets in, but sometimes it does anyway. It is probably the strainer on your faucet on the hot side that is partially restricted and not allowing hot water to pass through. Simply pull the hot water dip tube from underneath the sink and inspect for deposits that block the flow of water. Obviously, confirm that your water supply is turned off and that the pressure has been expelled....on both hot and cold lines....before disconnecting the tube connector underneath your sink. I can almost guarantee this will be the problem. But if it's clear, then your sink fixture would need to be replaced. No need to order an RV specific fixture. Go to your local home center and pick one out that you like.....as long as it's 4" on center. Hope this helps!


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Old Today, 11:32 AM   #3
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Well it would seem then there wouldn't be good water flow, but there is. I will check that however.
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