So, my 21-yr-old roof air conditioner bit the dust and after failed repairs by a certified tech I decided to replace it. However, the new unit lacked wiring for the solar panel. My initial plan was to remove the old wiring and install it in the new, ...
In June went on a trip, Roof air working fine for 7 days, when suddenly it wasn't. Blowing cool air but with an odor. It was suggested to me it was the capacitor. Since the MH had a few other maintenance issues I took it to a shop. A few weeks lat...
I have an opportunity in the coming year to volunteer in Guadalajara for a month or more. I was thinking of taking the RV since I have pets and they enjoy RV travel (as do I), rather than flying and leaving them behind for that length of time.Other ...
I have a 2000 Fleetwood Bounder 32H. Several of the basement door latches (on the sides, not the handles) are frozen and non-functional. They look to be mounted from the inside of the door and not the outside as I can find from all of the videos on ...
Finally getting the motorhome ready for a trip this year (late start) and dewinterized, but the water pump isn't working. Basically I flip the switch and the switch doesn't light up, and the pump doesn't kick on. Flipping any of the switches doesn'...
I have no other panels and am not planning on installing any. The wires to the battery are in the AC compartment. The original panel was attached to the top of the AC and the wire went into the AC and out along with the other wire cable for the AC it...
Bruce Brown wrote:Seems odd it works good for 7 days then quits. Could it be something as simple as it's freezing up after a week, then works again after its thawed?Though it sat in my yard for several weeks and still didn't work. That's when I took ...
Yes, like those, but mounted inside of the door and not the outside like most videos I see. I'm guessing cutting a hole in the door may be the easiest way to replace them. I bought those latches already.
Wind gets me, and rough roads. Most of the time it's smooth sailing, but it does take a while to get comfortable. I'd never driven anything that big before buying this rig. Other than getting into and out of my driveway, I'd rather drive this than...
