Questions about hot water tank and furnace
We have questions about the 1996 Wilderness TT we just bought. The last owner was unable to help us much with some of the operating systems as he had not had it long. It did have a copy of the origina...
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Most common position for a not water tank to be located is central to all users of hot water. This often puts it under a kitchen or bathroom cabinet and often you have to remove screws from opening to access it. If if works, it's likely bypassed for winter so no water getting into it. DO NOT turn on electric switch unless you know for certain it has water in the tank. It takes almost no time at all to burn up the electric unit when turned on with an empty tank. Find the inside access to the water heater by finding the OUTSIDE service pannel and going to the same location inside the trailer. Get that service panel open and check the bypass valves. If necessary slightly lift the pop off valve to see if there is water in the tank.
The furnace is located under a counter, seat etc. in most cases. You should be able to see the cold air return grate on a wall, side of the dinette of on a cabinet wall. That will locate your furnace. The grate would likely be 12" by 12" or a little larger in size for a trailer your size.
Good luck / Skip
The furnace is located under a counter, seat etc. in most cases. You should be able to see the cold air return grate on a wall, side of the dinette of on a cabinet wall. That will locate your furnace. The grate would likely be 12" by 12" or a little larger in size for a trailer your size.
Good luck / Skip
