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Pocket Door Access
Anyone have an idea on accessing the air line for a pocket door to check for leaks?
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7 Replies
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Tim,
On our coach, we only have the bathroom pocket door operated by air.
There is a panel(box) that comes off from inside the bathroom up near the ceiling
where the piston is. The regulator is behind a panel in the closet next to the bath room.
The regulator for the bed lift is there too.
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John,
Our regulator for our air bed and bathroom pocket door are underneath a closet. But I was thinking there would be some type of connection at the actual pocket door, maybe in the overhead channel that the door rides on. There has to be a connection somewhere near the door, but I just can’t find it.
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Tim,
Have you removed the panel at the top of the door on the toilet side? Three screws, the panel comes off, and you can see the activation cylinder.
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Tim,
Remove the screws in the trim on top of the door and you can access the cylinder and air lines. I’ve checked all of mine for leaks and found none in the overhead.
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Hmm … You have a pic? I don’t see any screws above the pocket door.
Are you talking about the small screws that are holding the channel in that guides the door?
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Got it Tom … Thanks!
Got access. I have a “Mac” valve there (pic is up-side-down), but none of the connections look to be leaking. The hunt goes on …
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I noticed that the Mac valve has a muffler
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