2009 searay 60 water leak in master cabin floor. help!

Peyton

Peyton

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Dec 12, 2019
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St. Petersburg, FL 33704
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60 Sundancer 2009, MAN Engines 1100hp x 2, Raymarine
Engines
MAN Engines 1,100hp each
We have a wet spot on the floor of the master cabin, we think it is from the shower/sink drain in the master head. There is no way to get to it without tearing up carpet and floor. Has anyone had a simular problem? Open to any suggestions.
 
Isn't your freshwater tank under the master bed?
I'd check there first as I believe that you can get to that without removing carpet.
Your shower / sink drain is a pretty short run to the shower sump
 
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I was able to get access to check on the shower drain and the sump box all appear normal. Thinking it’s leaking at the shower fixture inside shower and down the backside of the shower stall to the floor. Resealing fixture and try again to test results.
 
If there's an A/C unit in the area, sometimes the condensation/drip tray drains get blocked and then water spills over.
 
Does your 60 have the refrigerator in the cabinet beneath the TV? Is the freezer defrosting and running out?
 
FastMarkA said:
If there's an A/C unit in the area, sometimes the condensation/drip tray drains get blocked and then water spills over.
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Yes there is a AC unit just ahead of the water spot, but my investigation so no evidence of spillage or leakage in this area... just a lot of dust in the surrounding AC location and dry as a bone. :(
 
What about the ac just outside the master stateroom door?
 
All's Well said:
Isn't your freshwater tank under the master bed?
I'd check there first as I believe that you can get to that without removing carpet.
Your shower / sink drain is a pretty short run to the shower sump
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Yes the fresh water tank is located under the master bedroom bed. On first inspection the fill lines and vent lines coming off the water tank are in good order. I'm unable to inspect the remainder of the tank or the water line pickups at until I dismantle the bed frame and housing to gain complete access to the remainder of the water tank.
 
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