My daughter bought an old 1978 Flair. We have been fixing it up and it's look great. Sadly, while it was parked and plugged in, her roommate ran over the electrical cord with the lawnmower, chopping it up and requiring it be replaced. They replaced t...
So I am a 5' 2" woman and I own and drive a 31 foot Class A. My problem is, as a "sqatty body", I almost can't reach the pedals, even with the seat all the way up. Here is my question: Is there any way of moving the whole seat forward (like unbolting...
I am replacing and old Coleman analog thermostat with a Honeywell digital. My old Thermostat has 9 wires, the new one doesn't. I have no spots for the Y1 & Y2 wires. What are those for and do I need them connected? I have also seen conflicting inform...
I recently traded up from a 1993 Gulfstream Conquest (21 ft) to a 1995 Winnebago Vecra (30 ft). I totally love this RV with one exception: I can't figure out the heat pump. In my other RV, it was simple. Turn on the propane, turn on the heat, set the...
So it is still not working. To answer the questions: No, the unit was not running when the cord was cut. The A/C unit is a Evan Products Company roof AC. I posted a link to a photo of the unit in my original post. We have tried to flip the breakers a...
The AC was not running when the cord was cut. The rid was just plugged in. The cord was completely replaced with a new one of the same gauge. Everything else works perfectly now, lights, outlets, etc. Just no power seems to be going to the AC.
When the furnace stopped running in the middle of the night, I was plugged into 50 amp shore power. I am sure it wasn't a low battery. I realize this is an older coach but it only has 38K miles on it, it's barely been used. Everything works great, I ...
