dcarpenter252
Explorer
Joined 22 years ago
User Profile
User Widgets
All Activity
Traveler Toilet
I have A Traveler toilet with A bad vacuum breaker. Everything I read says to just pull it out. This one has like A jam nut on it. I have taken the nut loose but still can't get it out. I also can't find anything on it. I also can't find A model # on it. Any help would be apreciated.549Views0likes0CommentsRe: Dometic Refer Recall - Possible Fire Hazard -Update 2/13/07
timsrv wrote: Claude B wrote: I think the only reason why Dometic include a thermal cut off in their kit is to cut the power (12 V & 120V & gas) in case of a boiler tube failiure. Yes, I agree, by what is the fusible link inside the sheet metal housing for? is it there to cut power during a flash fire, or to cut power if the element draws too much power? Tim The fuseable link is to kill power in case of fire. It is connected in series with the thermodisc in the DC power line. Hope this helps. Dennis423Views0likes0CommentsRe: Dometic Refer Recall - Possible Fire Hazard -Update 2/13/07
Tim There was no explanation of the problem except potential fire hazard. No mention of the heating element. It was pretty much this is the kit and how to install it. We did install 1 on A unit that was in A coach. Took about 30 min. The kits are available to anyone that has A Dometic account at no cost. You do not have to have the serial # to order them and the owner does not have to have the recall letter for you to do the work. So Monday I am going to order A dozen kits to keep on my service truck. Right now I have 5 units lined up for recall. Another thing, Even if the cooling unit has been replaced the kit needs to be installed. Hope this answers A few questions. Dennis329Views0likes0CommentsRe: Dometic Refer Recall - Possible Fire Hazard -Update 2/13/07
The purpose for the shielding is to contain the fire. There are 2 thermal switches added during the recall modifications. The 1 thermal disc mounted to the boiler housing and another different melting type mounted behind the boiler housing. I attended A Dometic class yesterday and the recall was the main thing talked about. Dennis329Views0likes0CommentsRe: Breakdown Information
I have had several breakdowns over the years but nothing that left me on the side of the road. I am the person all my friends call when they have problems. 1 1995 sun voyager,Spartan chassis,cummings 210 power solinoid. starter soleinoid 2 99 tradewinds.freightliner,cat 300 I had coach serviced at freightliner of columbia for recall and bad fuel gauge under warranty. they also replaced the chassis batteres under warranty? the very next trip shortly after leaving home the coach shut down and would not start,found battery cable loose, on this same trip ran out of fuel with gauge showing 1/4 tank. 3 pulled in at a grocery store and lost all air pressure. found where a coupling in air line had come apart. 4 blowout inside rear curb side, after limping to tire repair shop and paying $240 to have a used tire installed the coach would not start. shorted starter solenoid and drove the coach home. found that the transmisson neutral sense relay was mounted in compartment behind this tire. the blast from the blowout knocked the relay loose from the socket it was mounted in. 5 when leaving to take coach to trade it in the air conditioner compressor locked up. removed compressor and replaced belt with a shorter belt and took it to tampa. I now have A new Beaver Santiam just waiting to see what happens now! 2004 quad slide Beaver 2002 F150 1995 Jeep Cherokee734Views0likes0Comments
Groups
Motorhome Group
Join in here to discuss all things motorhomes.Apr 02, 202538,712 Posts
