I am looking for some help troubleshooting a 12v lighting issue in an older travel trailer.I have a 33' travel trailer (built in 1988) parked on a remote property that I use to stay in while on the property. I have electric and water hookup on site ...
I recently purchased a 1987 Ajilon 33' travel trailer. The propane hot water heater appears to be the original (or nearly as old) and has completely rusted out. I purchased a 6 gallon Suburban direct ignition water heater to replace it, but the ori...
I wanted to follow up on my original post. It looks like I was able to resolve the issue, but it ended up being multiple issues in the end.Since my trailer is a few hours from me I decided to pack up a variety of tools including a meter. I also too...
enblethen wrote:Does it have a battery?Have you checked for 120 volts AC to the 12 volt DC converter?Check for 12 volts DC leaving converter. Could be bad converter or if your lucky blown fuse in 12 Volt DC distribution panel.Thanks for the suggestio...
Thanks for all of the input. It sounds like making up a new line is the way to go. I will confirm the fitting size at the water heater and then see if I can get the tubing locally. I imagine that if the local hardware store doesn't have it, one of...
ScottG wrote:The gas line generally goes through the floor and down to a black iron pipe. You could disconnect it at the pipe and run a new line or simply use the approriate fitting to splice onto the old brass line and lengthen it.I would like to co...
Sorry for the lack of details. The label on the original water heater is torn and I can't read the manufacurer's name, and the rest is completely unreadable. It is a much older model with a cardboard case with fiberglass insulation between the card...
