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Cheapheat install in a Winnebago
Has anyone installed the RVComfortSystems Cheapheat in a Winnebago product? If so did it have the propane furnace going into the plenum box from the side? I am ordering mine and was just wondering how you attached the cheapheat and ran the wires with this configuation. Thanks for your help. This is a discussion on this install I really don't care for anyones opinion on the unit itself.1.5KViews0likes5CommentsIs My ATS going bad
Usually I turn off all high draw items and start the Generator before I leave a campsite and the go out and unplug the electrical cord and do the reverse when I get to a new camp site (turn off al high draw items and the plug in the electrical before turning off the generator) In the past there was no problem. The Power Management System would show generator power only until I shut the generator off and then would show 50amp if that is what I was plugged into. And iff I were to start the generator before I unplugged the electrical cord it would show 50amp until the generator came on line and then switch and only show the generator. Lately it has been showing both sources at the same time. I have quickly removed one of the power sources as soon as I saw this. So is my Automatic Transfer Switch gone?1.1KViews0likes5CommentsRe: front furnance not working on 2004 vectra
I had the same problem this year with my 04 itasca meridian. The suburban sh42 furnace would not do anything. It ended up being the circuit board. I got a replacement from dinosaur boards for just over $100 and the change out was easy once you remove the furnace for access. If yours is like mine the access is next to the hot water heater remove the screws that hold the cover plate in place and then disconnect the propane line and then 1 screw for the furnace and out it comes. unplug the wiring harness and move the furnace to a work bench.314Views0likes0CommentsRe: Heated Water Hose
I got the Pirit hose as a gift last year and finally had a chance to use it this past week. It didn't work worth a toot. I am going back to the old school heat tape and pipe insulation like I have been using for the past 6 years. Never had a frozen pipe with the heat tape.466Views0likes0Comments
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