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Anyways, this boat is amazing!
The long answer is that it's the electric door, somehow. Whenever that electric door is open, the boat considers the space inside to be part of the outside. If you replace it with a sliding door (or even just delete the door period!) the issue goes away. But if you use the electric door (even if you replace it with a new one), the washroom will flood to sea level. The room isn't flooded until the door is open, and if you close the door, the water can be pumped out.
I'm sorry. It's ghosts.