Hi all.So I've been living full time in a 1999 Coachmen Catalina since about mid-October. I've never had a TT before so it's all been an experience and learning experience so far. Anyways, I haven't had the money to pay an electrician $750+ to hook u...
Hey all,So, quickly, for reference, I'm a young single girl, soon to be 24, I have a dog and another small animal pet.I'm originally from Australia, I've spent the past 2 years living in Nebraska. And in May I moved to California (Los Angeles/SFV). I...
herbhyde wrote:tobydog927 wrote:It could still be the breaker, sure, but it's been 24 hours now without a single power trip, since the water heater has been off. I finished all the foil & foam thing over my outside water hose yesterday, woke up expec...
It could still be the breaker, sure, but it's been 24 hours now without a single power trip, since the water heater has been off. I finished all the foil & foam thing over my outside water hose yesterday, woke up expecting water. Nothing. Giant icicl...
I turned off the water heater, and turned off then on the fridge and now the "check" light has turned off on the fridge. Possibly was the water heater having to try too hard to keep the water hot with this cold weather. I did go out the other side th...
herbhyde wrote:tobydog927 wrote:Boband4 wrote:The OP has continously remarked that everything is electric, no gas-and it has been cold and windy. Could the electric side of the water heater be cycling on more? The water heater in conjunction with t...
Boband4 wrote:The OP has continously remarked that everything is electric, no gas-and it has been cold and windy. Could the electric side of the water heater be cycling on more? The water heater in conjunction with the space heater and electric bla...
