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- You_can_t_take_ExplorerI replaced mine last summer. It also was in very tight but I did manage to get it out by rotating it. I had a problem getting the new one in... I used a bit of oil wiped around it and rotated it into place until it seated properly. You might want to try a bit of penetrating oil on it and let it sit for a while or for a day or so.
Yaj wrote:
Thanks Chris, but I didn't see a extra tube.
This is a RM2652 2004?
Its there. ALL of them(Dometic) have the 2 tubes. Doug- 1492ModeratorMoved from Technology Corner
- YajExplorerThanks Chris, but I didn't see a extra tube.
This is a RM2652 2004? - Chris_BryantExplorer IIThey used to weld 2 holders to the boiler tube, second one being for 12 volt element. If the current element is welded in place, just leave it and install new heater in spare holder, which will be right beside, but a bit lower.
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