'95 Damon Intruder. Furnace just quit working, blower ran, no ignition. Motor replaced last year, worked 2 months through Winter O.K. Tested O.K October. Replaced sail switch with 'replacement no.' switch, but paddle slightly smaller. Replaced boa...
I posed this question on the Class A site and it was suggested I try it here. We do not have room for a standard washing machine or even the smallish Splendide front loader...I wish! My wife has been looking at various portable machines like the Mr....
We have a Damon Intruder which we're very happy with, especially to Winter in for 2 or 3 months. My wife hates going to the laundramat which I totally understand. Chances are, 1/2 the machines have a sign "out of order", the working ones are in use,...
We Winter on the Gulf Coast and I'm thinking of ways to build some take-apart steps to make getting in and out easier for us. The retract steps are too severe for many trips up and down each day. O.k., we're old! My knees are shot and the wife has a...
I've ordered a new motor for the old 8535-III. I'm guessing I'll have to completely pull the unit to change? At least, that's the question. I can't tell if it's a straight forward job, or not. Any thoughts on this project? Bill
Sail switch I bought lists as replacement for dozens of models, including mine. As I mentioned though, the paddle has less surface size than the old one. And it could be defective! It's a pretty cheap item. The regulator on mine looks pretty old a...
I am referring to the furnace access 'door', or panel. Should have made that clear. My dealer friend here suggested moving the combustion wheel a bit to see if that helped. He and his mechanic had no idea. The Atwood 'troubleshooting' info listed r...
MH is in the storage building right now, it's 24 degrees here today! Went down there a while ago and tried something I hadn't before. I loosened the main door screws just enough to allow a crack between the outside main door which apparently left jus...
jw: what you've described is almost exactly what I had in mind! You have some variations I'll have to study. At this point, what we've sketched out has about a 6 1/2" rise and 8" tread. I've built two steps at home to accomplish the same problem. ...
