First camp in fuzion 342 questions

[Spleenstomper]

Last night was the first night-- went pretty well except we forgot the pillows lol.

Today, the refrigerator/freezer (in the slide) seem to be struggling/not getting and keeping food cold enough. It's on the setting of "5" and "AC" and "auto".

Any suggestions? It's about 96 outside so maybe that is the issue?

Thanks in advance.

[sptddog]

Spleenstomper wrote:


The new storage unit made all the difference in the world! And the new tenant was already there to move into our old unit.

Jealous of the inside storage!

And...my weima-dog sits at the same spot on the steps. Cracks me up.

[TraciK]

I looked it up and book marked it! We just may have to check it out.

[Spleenstomper]

http://sabineatvpark.com/http://sabineatvpark.com/

We have been hearing a lot of good things about it.

[TraciK]

I didn't know about Sabine. I will have to check that out! Thanks!

[Spleenstomper]

The new storage unit made all the difference in the world! And the new tenant was already there to move into our old unit.

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[Spleenstomper]

One of my dogs found "his spot" so he can look out the big window:


And he discovered the fireplace: (he didn't like it)

[Spleenstomper]

TraciK wrote:
spleenstomper, We live in Louisiana also. So, I can so relate to the heat! We have friends wanting to go to Muddy Bottoms for Labor Day weekend. UGH I just don't know if I can do it. What part of Louisiana are you from? We live close to Shreveport.

We are two hours south of you. Muddy Bottoms is on our list of places to go, as well as Sabine over by Toledo Bend. We are probably going to Indian Creek for Labor Day since everyone will bring their boats for tubing. That is if we can get a spot because it has been very crowded all summer and we go with a group of usually 5 or 6 RVs. No atv trails at Indian Creek, but it is very shaded and has the reservoir with nice water-- great for water sports. Not many stumps.

[Spleenstomper]

Answers: I don't know if we have manuals. DH hasn't mentioned them. DH did the walk through with my son. I couldn't go pick the unit up. They don't remember anything specific about the antenna.

The 50 amp cord that plugs into the unit is detached at the head, with insulation and wires showing. So that will have to be taken care of as well.

[Sprinks542]

Did they do a walk thru with you when you picked up the trailer?

[TraciK]

spleenstomper, We live in Louisiana also. So, I can so relate to the heat! We have friends wanting to go to Muddy Bottoms for Labor Day weekend. UGH I just don't know if I can do it. What part of Louisiana are you from? We live close to Shreveport.

[720Deere]

That is pretty much how the RV industry works. I don't know of any manufacturers that provide a comprehensive manual for their trailers. With as often as they change components even mid-year, it is easier for them just to bag up all the manuals that came with all the components that they used to build your trailer.

[shum02]

That looks like it stays right where it is. Funny that it's omni directional though because it looks like a directional model.

Do you not have all the manuals for the trailer? I have the manual for my unit, fact is I have a bag full bag full of manual for just about everything in the rig that wasn't built by KZ.

[mrkoje]

I don't have a windup antenna either. It just stays where it is - never had a problem with reception.

[Spleenstomper]

ksss wrote:
My understanding was that the antenna stays like it is. You don't raise or lower it.

This has to be the only answer. We don't have a crank anywhere. The antenna is above the bedroom slide: