Tom, in the cassette compartment accessible from outside, do the following: remove the cassette holding tank. In the now empty compartment, examine the white pex fitting to the electric valve in the upper left corner. Is there a leak? Touch it to see if it's wet. Now have someone from the inside press the flush button while you watch what's going on in the compartment (use a bucket to catch the flush water while you observe). If there is a leak from the pex fitting, see if it's loose and hand tighten it if necessary. If it still leaks, replace it. To do this, cut the pex hose as close to the fitting as possible. Unscrew the fitting and remove it. It is a standard pex fitting available at many big-box hardware stores. That is the most likely problem which also happened to me.
If there's still a leak in the system, the next thing to check are the stop valves under the bench seat next to the fridge. Lift the plywood board and check for dampness. If that's it, let me know and I can walk you through the fix for that. At the very least you can shut off the flush water from there easily until you can deal with it. You won't have flush water but you won't have a leak either.
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