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Remove and remount entry door frame
Well, here goes. I am about to replace my entry door hinges for the second time. Needless to say, during the last replacement, I let the mount plates behind the frame fall to the bottom because I didn't know they were there. To keep the new hinges tight, I up sized the mounting screws as recommended. The fix has not lasted and the ongoing slight loosening of the hinge mountings has caused door sticking and closing problems. The hinges also don't respond well to this and get bent. I am going to try and remove the frame, retrieve the plates and remount the frame. Since I am insecure as to the remount being within my skill set. I need to know if anyone has any first hand knowledge, personal experience, tutorials or videos that I can refer to.2.8KViews0likes7CommentsRe: Intellitec energy management system
The Intellitec Electronic Climate Control System does indeed control all AC and 12v furnace functions. The unit controls all power shedding which is necessary for our 30 amp systems. I had to send mine to get it cleaned and refurbished(about $400.00). Check out this one https://waiterecc.com/. He's been developing it for quite sometime. If mine goes belly up again,I'm gonna look into this one.481Views0likes0Comments- 609Views0likes0Comments
Re: inverter location
MrWizard wrote: Tommy i put my inverter in the side compartment by the entry door right under the converter i replaced i also put a 4D 130# AGM battery there from the inverter i ran 10ga outside weather proof round extension cord, same stuff used in RV shore cords thru the compartment wall and along the frame back to the bay (passenger side) where the shore cord is and installed a 30amp female on the end of that cord, i drilled a hole thru the step well {same area as the steps magnetic switch}(becareful of the wires in the bay) for the inverter remote cable, and mounted the remote on the end of the counter next to the door, right there above the other switches for the step and lights for fridge only, you can run the 120vac wiring right thru the bay and up into the fridge compartment the GC's arent enough battery except for travel and the wire from the converter to the front is on the small side although it might be big enough do the job without the big 4D i have pulled 12 amps from only the (2) "OLD' GCs up front running fans , TV, PC, etc.. but those don't have the startup surge like the fridge compressor the fridge may only need 100watts running But 900watts momentary compressor surge startup maybe add a microAir for starting the fridge (BTW i replaced all 3 batteries just 3 weeks ago} i would not install and inverter behind the grill in the weather how about under the copilot seat, or the storage compartment above the LP tank my bounder is almost identical to yours funny thing, i have the optional larger side*side fridge and NO sliding pantry and if i'm level my ice dream is rock hard i did the 120v fridge in the Safari DP, my previous RV installed a Triplite 1200w powerverter a real beast weighting 22# , its perfect for running a fridge It's good to discuss with you again. Mine will be strictly for the fridge while rolling and the two 6v should be plenty. The wall by the copilot seat or the compartment above the LP may be my best choices. Thanks for the ideas.361Views0likes0CommentsRe: inverter location
My converter is ok and staying as is. The 1200 watt inverter(with auto switch) is for the fridge only. I am converting my existing RM7732 Dometic from absorption to compression. I am hoping some folks that have placed an inverter in a unit similar to mine will see this and tell me where they put it.361Views0likes0CommentsRe: inverter location
time2roll wrote: Inverter 1000 watts rated from what I read has always been plenty. I think you would be fine installing near or behind the electric fuse/breaker panel. Use the main 12v battery connection for 12v power. Use a small transfer switch to power the single branch circuit to the fridge. Just make connections, no pulling wire. This is a suggestion that I like! I am a little leery of not home running the battery wire.361Views0likes0Comments
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