Waste water not draining away

Plymouthwelshboy wrote:Water isnt draining from our sink or from the waste drain pipe outside. Anyone have any ideas on what to do TIA

I haven't tried pushing a wire or knitting needle into the open waste water tap but give that a go as there could be a blockage in the tap.  If this doesn't work unclip and pull apart the push fit waste water pipes between the waste water tank and its drain tap but get ready to collect waste water as it comes out of the tank.  Then clear the pipes and tap of any blockage and refit.  If nothing comes out of the waste water tank and you are sure there is water in it, try poking a piece of wire or knitting needle up into the tank to break up any blockage and then reassemble the pipes and waste water tap.

Plymouthboy - just seen this more detailed post from you under 'technical'

Hello folks. Water won't drain from kitchen sink. Won't drain out if waste tanker either when you turn grey waste tap. We have an autosleeper Broadway EB 2019 model. Have taken external pipe off external waste tank and water just trickles out. Have gently stuck wire inside and it seems.clear....anyone have any ideas or suggestions? We are relative newbies to motorhoming. Many thanks in advance.  Steve

It's not clear if water is draining freely from your shower or wash basin and whether this water is flowing freely out of the waste water tank.  If it is all flowing freely this suggests you have a blockage below the sink in which case follow the above plunger advice.

It's also not clear whether there is significant water in the waste water tank.  Tapping the tank or looking at the water levels on the EC700 CP should give a good indication.

Plymouthwelshboy wrote:....We are at a loss as we religiously clean plates etc of debris before they go in the sink.....

I have got into the habit now of before leaving a pitch, normally at the end of a trip, of filling the sink to the brim and then pulling the plug.  I then do the same with the hand basin.  I keep the waste water tank drain open and collect the water in a bucket.  I repeat the exercise until clean water flows into the bucket.

Slow-Lane wrote:Following a recommendation by 'Quilter' we saw on this forum, at the end of a trip we've started using the last hot water in the tank to dissolve a dishwasher tablet in the sink. Drain it into the waste tank and let it slosh about on the journey home. Then drain out the gunk. Most effective, unlike disinfectants, it doesn't just kill smelly bacteria, it removes the grease etc. in the pipes and tank.

I also got the idea from 'Quilter' and use the last of the hot water but so far haven't tried a dishwasher tablet.