Toilet overflooded

[dcavaiani]

Still open late in WI in October. Came back up after 3 days and the campground water, when I turned it on, was not flowing after the colder night. So, I have the fresh water tank full and turned on the pump and heard it running more than I would have thought it should run to pressure the lines. Then, I shut off the pump, checked the campground water and it was still not flowing. So, I tuned on the pump again for just a bit and it kept running! Shut if off and then the next thing I found was that there was water all over the bathroom floor! I thought for sure that a water line had burst under the bathroom sink, but then when I lifted the toilet lid, I saw that the bowl was full and the water was overflowing from the toilet bowl!

[TitanMike]

Sounds like the toilet valve broke internally when it froze. Water ran into bowl without the "flap" being open.
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Some good news (maybe), a replacement valve for your toilet is a fairly easy fix and valves are often stocked at Dealer's or RV Supply Stores. Also on Amazon. Figure $30-$40 for a replacement if you do it yourself.

[dcavaiani]

I don't know if it broke or if it was just a bit "frozen" until we warmed up the camper today, but it seems to be working well now. I had the camper temp set at 40 degrees which it was at when we arrived today.

[TitanMike]

[dcavaiani]

Don't know if what could maybe be a problem IF I have the fresh water pump on AND also have the campground water supply turned on. I may have done that cause the campground water supply was temporarily frozen up a bit.